"It is like living in Hell'
IN PRINCES TOWN, maxi-taxi driver Cherry prepares for the day by stacking bottles of ice water in her vehicle, silently praying that she will be spared from the sweltering temperatures
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IN PRINCES TOWN, maxi-taxi driver Cherry prepares for the day by stacking bottles of ice water in her vehicle, silently praying that she will be spared from the sweltering temperatures
Sydneysiders are being told to brace for more hot weather, with temperatures expected to soar to the mid-thirties this week.
The Ministry is advising parents, teachers, and administrators to take precautionary measures, to safeguard staff and students against the effects of high temperatures, in light of a Hot Spell warning
Showers and thunderstorms are in the forecast, with varying odds, from Saturday through most of next week, but temperatures should be closer to seasonal normals.
Summer-like heat and humidity, unusual for early September, is expected to hang on until next weekend, when thundershowers will usher in a more seasonable airmass.