Day and night, there’s no relief: five ways this heatwave is one of Australia’s worst on record

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Southeastern Australia is experiencing a severe heatwave characterized by high temperatures, even at altitude, and unusually hot nights. The heatwave is described as one of the region's most significant on record. In Andamooka, South Australia, the temperature reached 50 degrees Celsius, marking only the eighth time such a temperature has been recorded anywhere in Australia. The article highlights the unusual intensity and widespread nature of the heatwave, distinguishing it from typical Australian summer heat. The article explores the characteristics that make this heatwave particularly noteworthy.
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