Western Sydney swelters in extreme heatwave as 300 Victorian firefighters battle bushfires

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Western Sydney swelters in extreme heatwave as 300 Victorian firefighters battle bushfires
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In other weather, south-east Queensland soaked by up to 127mm of rain, with more than a dozen dams spilling over

A bushfire at Crewsick, Victoria. Firefighters in the state have ‘many days’ work ahead of them’ while there were 12 active bushfires burning across New South Wales and extreme heatwave weather in central and parts of eastern Australia.A bushfire at Crewsick, Victoria. Firefighters in the state have ‘many days’ work ahead of them’ while there were 12 active bushfires burning across New South Wales and extreme heatwave weather in central and parts of eastern Australia.

A southerly buster will push up the east coast, reaching the Illawarra, Sydney and Hunter districts on Tuesday afternoon and evening. This will see temperatures cool for NSW on Wednesday “but still several degrees above average for large parts of Queensland and the Northern Territory, with heatwave conditions continuing through these areas”, Hines said.

There are more evening showers and storms on the way for the rain-soaked region, with widespread areas of rain expected south of Mackay, and a risk of severe thunderstorms that could lead to flash flooding between Yeppoon and Brisbane.This comes after temperatures reached into the 40s across large parts of the eastern states on Monday – “which is more than 10C above average for December for most areas”, the Bom said.

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