Wagga Wagga experiences its hottest March weather yet, breaking a previous high set in 1983
Wagga Wagga recorded its hottest March temperatures yet on Sunday, hitting 39.9C, breaking the previous record of 39.5C set on 7 March 1983. Records in the area go back 80 years.
Temperatures hit between 0.5 and 1.5 degrees higher than previous March records in Bathurst, Orange, Dubbo and many other locations on and west of the ranges.email newsletters for your daily news roundup The Bureau of Meteorology said Penrith, in Sydney’s west, which had been forecast to reach 40C, got to 38.7C at 3.48pm.
Campbelltown and Camden reached 39C, with Badgerys Creek the only Sydney suburb to officially pass 40C, hitting 40.2C at 3.28pm. Richmond and Bankstown reached 38C.In its latest forecast on Sunday afternoon, the bureau said cooler conditions could be expected after the run of record March heat.
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