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Anti-mask protesters screaming covid is a 'scam' blocked from Westfield Packed beaches over hot holiday weekend have sparked super-spreader fears Waverley mayor has told people to leave Bondi Beach if it's too crowded  An 'extreme heatwave' with temperatures of 45C is affecting South Australia  It will move east to NSW, Victoria, Tasmania and the ACT over the weekend  Parts of Sydney will be above 35C, Melbourne will reach 41C and Hobart 38C  

South-east set to swelter in heatwave fuelled by cyclone brewing off WA ThuThursday 21 updated FriFriday 22 Heatwave conditions are expected for much of southern Australia into next week. ( Print text only Cancel It might have been a relatively mild summer so far, but a hot air mass strengthened by the cyclone brewing off the West Australian coast is set to cause extreme heatwave conditions in the south-east. Key points: The cyclone off the WA coast is in just the right position to compound heatwave conditions over south-eastern Australia High temperatures are expected over the weekend and in...

HEATWAVE SYDNEY - AAP 5370537724001 Temperatures across southeast Australia are set to soar for at least the next four days, with some areas reaching 45 degrees. Heat building over western NSW will push towards the coast over the weekend and early next week, forcing temperatures up to 16 degrees above average. "We have a large high pressure system sitting out in the Tasman and inland trough and together they're acting to funnel in a hot northerly air mass into the state," the Bureau of Meteorology's Alexander Majchrowski said. "We'll be experiencing severe to extreme heatwave conditions for ...

Christmas Day weather forecast has something for everyone this year MonMonday 21 DecDecember 2020 at 6:32pm It looks like the southern states will be best poised to put their feet up by the pool this Christmas. ( Print text only Cancel With three more sleeps until the big day, the weather forecast for Christmas is starting to solidify and it is looking pretty mellow for most of the country. Key points: Brisbane and Sydney are at risk of showers but the other capitals are looking fine In the meantime, a low is bringing heavy rains to the north-west and feeding rain in the south and east

Australians will be rewarded for a tough year all but wiping out coronavirus with largely great weather to celebrate Christmas. Sunshine and mild temperatures are forecast for most state capitals as families look forward to some semblance of normal around the table together.  Families in Perth and Adelaide will flock to the beach to take advantage of the maximums in the high 20s to mid-30s. Those along Australia's east coast can expect cooler temperatures and possible showers before temperatures warm up again. The chance of a shower or two won't dampen Christmas Day celebrations in Sydney. P...