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Auckland  12/20 
showers
Beijing  5/13 
mostly cloudy
thunderstorms
Brasilia  17/26 
mostly sunny
Buenos Aires  11/25 
sunny
Cape Town  17/26 
thunderstorms
Lagos  24/34 
mostly cloudy
London  3/
Los Angeles  11/23 
sunny
increasing sunshine
Mexico City  10/17 
snow
Moscow  0/
New Delhi  11/27 
fog then sunny
sunny
New York  9/16 
thunderstorms
Singapore  24/32 
rain
Tokyo  8/13 
showers
Vancouver  6/10 
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Weather Forecasts for Saturday

Station Forecast Min Max Chance of rain UV index
°C °C
Auckland
Showers 12 20 90% Extreme
Beijing
Mostly cloudy 5 13 60% -
Brasilia
Thunderstorms 17 26 50% Moderate
Buenos Aires
Mostly sunny 11 25 10% High
Cape Town
Sunny 17 26 5% High
Lagos
Thunderstorms 24 34 10% High
London
Mostly cloudy 3 7 90% -
Los Angeles
Sunny 11 23 70% Moderate
Mexico City
Increasing sunshine 10 17 10% Moderate
Moscow
Snow 0 2 20% -
New Delhi
Fog then sunny 11 27 5% Moderate
New York
Sunny 9 16 80% -
Singapore
Thunderstorms 24 32 90% High
Tokyo
Rain 8 13 90% -
Vancouver
Showers 6 10 90% -
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Weather News

Late-spring heat gripping NSW

14:59 EDT

New South Wales is baking today as temperatures soar more than 10 degrees above average in some areas.

Double heat for Sydney

19:26 EDT

Two rounds of hot weather during the next week will pack out beaches and pools across the Sydney Basin.

Central Melbourne gets a tree change in readiness for hotter climate

19:09 EDT

Central Melbourne's streetscape is set for a marked change over the decades to come.