After its coolest summer in 11 years, March is on track to be New South Wales' hottest on record, with modelling showing the state may have to wait until April for autumn to kick in.
abc.net.au/news/nsw-weather-record-hot-march-follows-cool-summer/102113280New South Wales has just had its coolest summer in 11 years, but now March is on track to be the hottest on record.Penrith has so far recorded 13 days over 30 degrees CelsiusDaily maximums this March have climbed as much as 15 degrees Celsius above the long-term average.
Sydney's daily highs are running at a very warm 29.1C, well above the long-term March average of 24.8C.Central Sydney has already recorded five days over 30C in March, while Penrith is up to 13 days. At this rate, it would take a prolonged cold snap during the last week of March to prevent the record.
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