Sydney, Australia experienced unusually hot weather in early spring on the 5th. The highest temperature was close to 33 degrees Celsius, nearly 13 degrees Celsius higher than the average for the same period in previous years. Due to the combination of high temperatures and strong winds, a complete ban on fires has been issued locally, reminding the public to prevent the risk of forest fires. According to an Australian Broadcasting Corporation report on the 5th, the highest temperature in most parts of Sydney reached 32 to 33 degrees Celsius that day. The average daily high in Sydney reached 26.4 degrees Celsius in the first 5 days of September. This is the warmest early spring observed locally since the 1850s.

Sydney, Australia experienced unusually hot weather in early spring on the 5th. The highest temperature was close to 33 degrees Celsius, nearly 13 degrees Celsius higher than the average for the same period in previous years. Due to the combination of high temperatures and strong winds, a complete ban on fires has been issued locally, reminding the public to prevent the risk of forest fires. According to an Australian Broadcasting Corporation report on the 5th, the highest temperature in most parts of Sydney reached 32 to 33 degrees Celsius that day. The average daily high in Sydney reached 26.4 degrees Celsius in the first 5 days of September. This is the warmest early spring observed locally since the 1850s.