Sydney, Melbourne face heat spikes, how does it compare to September records?

This week, the hot days in Sydney and Melbourne are 8-10 degrees warmer than normal for early spring, while septems warms faster than the rest of the year in Southeast Australia.

On Tuesday, 29 degrees in Sydney and a 24 -degree height in Melbourne on Monday, the turning point climate risk assessment published on Monday warned that historical data is no longer a reliable guide for the future risk.

When the Indian Ocean Dipol officially returns negatively, a La Nina event is probably expected to have more rain because of the change in partially measuring.

Qian Zhou, a climatologist at the Meteorological Office, said that a cold façade brings cold, restless atmosphere to the Southern Ocean and pushed the warmer air on the other side.

Zhou passes through the northwest winds in front of the cold façade from the north, so that the hot air will lead to the south and southeast from the north and the center to Australia, ”he said.

Sydney The hottest was in 2023 on registrationWhen the observatory reaches 34.6 degrees, weatherzone figures are shown. In Melbourne, the registration is about a century, in September 1928 31.4 degrees.

Melbourne In general, the record is broken hottest September 2023 was Sydney’s 2013, compared to the average maximum temperatures.