Sydney haze to linger as burn-offs continue ahead of 'significant fire season'
A thick blanket of smoke has left Sydneysiders breathing "very poor" air, with more hazard burns expected to keep the haze around for another day.
A thick blanket of smoke has left Sydneysiders breathing "very poor" air, with more hazard burns expected to keep the haze around for another day.
Sydney residents woke to a smoky sunrise due to hazard reduction burning around the city.
Sydneysiders are making the most of a warm winter, enjoying the outdoors in parks and beaches across the city.
Another burst of unseasonable warmth is building over central Australia and will nudge temperatures towards 10 degrees above normal.
Forest regions of NSW, including areas around Sydney, are rapidly drying out, raising the risk of early and significant fire activity.
Sydney residents may be basking in the late winter sunshine but cold temperatures have brought snow to the NSW Central Tablelands.
The powerful typhoon already buffeted Japan's southern islands on Saturday, leaving two dead and nine missing.
Australia's ski resorts face the prospect of a long downhill run as a warming climate reduces snow depth and cover.
Australia smashed its daytime temperature records for July as another poor month for rains left skies relatively clear.
Sydney has posted its driest July in more than two decades but the city's parched parks and gardens should soon start to collect some much-needed rain.
Sydneysiders will be leaving their winter woolies at home on Sunday to welcome what is expected to be the warmest July day on record.
Sydney will get a taste of summer this weekend, with temperatures of 26 degrees expected on Sunday, before rain sets in again as the working week returns.
A severe weather warning has been cancelled for the ACT and parts of southeastern New South Wales, after damaging winds were previously forecast for Wednesday morning.
Another bout of spring-like weather is in store for much of NSW including Sydney, possibly putting some July warmth records in play by the weekend.
Troops mobilised after heavy rains prompt floods on the South Island.
With Sydney drenched in winter sun, a trip to the beach might be tempting.
You'd be forgiven for thinking you'd woken up to winter in the wrong hemisphere on Saturday morning.
Ski fields still packed after school holidays, with 40 centimetres recorded on the slopes.
The chilly conditions which hit Sydney over the past few days are set to change with warmer weather on the way.
There were fears Sydney would experience its coldest day in two years on Sunday morning, but thanks to a change in air temperatures, the city will enjoy a slightly below average day.
If you were planning to get out of bed on Sunday morning, you've been warned to rug up or change your plans with temperatures expected to be the coldest in two years.
There'll be snow on the Brindabellas and a low of minus 7 this weekend.
The ski resorts closest to Canberra could receive up to 20cm worth of snow this weekend.
Storm chasers, rural Australians with an eye to the clouds can now access satellite images of lightning on the Bureau of Meteorology website.
Temperatures plunged to minus 8 on Sunday morning, but it's meant to warm up soon.
Temperatures plunged to minus 8.7 on Saturday morning, with more cold nights ahead.
Sydney's plummeting temperatures has only raised the spirits of the city's ice skaters.
Sydney residents are bracing for the coldest weekend in two years, with minimum temperatures set to plunge to single digits for the next four days.
Winter has finally arrived with Sydney residents expected to shiver through the coldest period of the year.
Winter's depths have been plumbed according to the clocks but the worst of the season's chill is almost certainly ahead.
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