Eastern Australian capitals to shiver their way though coldest temperatures so far this winter
LARGE parts of Australia woke to its coldest morning of the year today. And the winter chill is set to continue into next week.
news.com.au JULY 15, 2018, 4:07PM
VAST parts of Australia woke up to the coldest day of the year, with the temperature dropping to just 1.2C in Sydney.
Sydney had its coldest morning of the year with Sydney Olympic Park a frosty 1.2C at 6.30am, while Brisbane dropped to 5.2C for its coldest morning too.
For the first time in nearly 20 years I had to boil the kettle to pour hot water on the windscreen to get the ice off so I could drive the car. #cold #Brisbane
— Royce Wilson (@RoyceWilsonAU) July 14, 2018
Spare a thought for Glen Innes residents where it dropped to minus 9C for its coldest morning in four years. And Cessnock in NSW dropped to minus 4C - it’s coldest morning in 16 years.
Most of the cold weather is affecting eastern NSW and southeast Queensland.
It is set to reach 18C in Sydney today, with Brisbane to get to 21C.
Canberra will be 11C, Adelaide 17C, Perth 18C, Hobart 12C and Melbourne 13C.
Queensland will once again shiver through a cold and frosty morning as a cold snap continues to grip the state’s southern half.
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https://www.news.com.au/technology/...r/news-story/8f2228bbceec47811b81680e0fd92129
