Brisbane expected to swelter under hottest September day in years as east coast faces unseasonably warm weather
Summary
Australia’s eastern states are experiencing unusually high temperatures for early spring, with Brisbane expecting its hottest September day since 2019. Fire bans have been issued in parts of Queensland and New South Wales due to the hot and dry conditions, while a cool change is expected to bring relief soon.Key Facts
- Brisbane is forecast to reach 34°C, which would be its hottest September day since 2019.
- Ipswich suburb Amberley recorded 35.7°C in early afternoon.
- Fire bans are in place for Ipswich, the Lockyer Valley, and greater Sydney due to fire risks.
- Eastern Australia had its third-warmest winter on record, with temperatures 1.8°C above average.
- A cold front recently brought strong winds, rain, and storms to south-eastern Australia.
- Warm early spring temperatures set records in parts of New South Wales.
- Severe weather warnings included damaging winds that caused accidents with jumping castles in NSW and Victoria.
- A cooler, wetter weather pattern is expected to arrive soon, lowering temperatures and bringing rain to some areas.
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