Temperatures are likely to climb 10 degrees above the monthly average on Thursday, while the Rural Fire Service is confident that strong winds will not delay vital hazard reduction burns across the state | TheMattBungard
Temperatures are likely to climb 10 degrees above the monthly average on Thursday, while the Rural Fire Service is confident that strong winds will not delay vital hazard reduction burns across the state.
"We have some reasonably strong north-easterlies today and a fairly strong sea breeze along the coast. The continuation tomorrow is due to a southerly change pushing up the coast from the Victorian border.The bureau has issued a strong wind warning for the Hunter, Sydney and Illawarra coasts for Wednesday night and for Sydney's closed waters and the Sydney, Illawarra, Batemans and Eden coasts for Thursday.
RFS spokesman James Morrison said that a number of hazard reduction burns were planned for NSW over the coming days.
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