The hottest October weather in over a decade is forecast in south-east Queensland on Monday with the mercury expected to soar over 30 degrees in Brisbane. Hot weather is also expected in western Sydney, with temperatures in Penrith set to hit 31 degrees.
Severe fire danger has been forecast in both states with the NSW Rural Fire Service issuing a total fire ban for northern parts of the state. Authorities are urging residents to stay indoors with warm and windy conditions continuing until a cool change hits later in the week.
How they hide past data to show the exponential curve of temperature they need for centralizing power to the UN This is a Club of Rome agenda Wake up people Globalists have corrupted politicians, media, some scientists Wake up now to Agenda 21 laws
Remember when weather cycles & variability were never met with threats of 'climate apocalypse & 'extinction' ? Leftist lost their main economic arguments so theyve trying to centralize power using threats, bullying, failed computer models & now children How sad & absurd
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