Extreme weather hits NSW
Extreme weather hit NSW today with temperatures surging up into into the forties; bush-fires burning in the Hunter Valley and thunderstorms bashing the coastline.
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Swimmers at Maroubra Beach scramble as the southerly change brings relief after temperatures reached 38 degrees today. Photo: Wolter Peeters -
A storm brewing out to sea at Austimere beach. Photo: Georgia Matts -
Swimmers at Maroubra Beach scramble as the southerly change brings relief after temperatures reached 38 degrees today. Photo: Wolter Peeters -
Teenagers cooling off at Wollongong harbour today at tempretures hit the mid 30's. Photo: Adam McLean -
Luke Dietrich 11yrs from Appleton Avenue watches the fires not far from his home near the Kurri Kurri bushfires. Photo: Marina Neil -
Fire crews at the Kurri Kurri bushfires which started along Lang Street around 11:30am today. Photo: Marina Neil -
RFS and NSW Fire Brigade crews at the Old Pelew Main Colliery off Hebburn Street, near the Kurri Kurri bushfires. Photo: MARINA NEIL -
Kids cooling off at Balmoral during the school holidays. Photo: Louise Kennerley -
Teenagers cooling off at Wollongong harbour today at tempretures hit the mid 30's. Photo: Adam McLean AMZ -
Sarabjit and Parminder Singh watch the sun rise at Clovelly Beach before the temperatures rise in Sydney. Photo: Kate Geraghty -
Swimmers at Clovelly Beach before the temperatures rise in Sydney. Photo: Kate Geraghty -
Swimmers rinse off after a swim at Clovelly Beach before the temperatures rise in Sydney. Photo: Kate Geraghty
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