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✓ The Guardian AustraliaPlanet & Environment

Sydney heads for hottest spring start since 1858

Sydney is on track for its warmest start to spring since records began in 1858, with suburbs expected to reach up to 33C on Saturday.

Why it mattersThe heat and fire danger pose immediate risks to homes and communities. Fire bans restrict outdoor activity. Temperatures this high this early suggest a potentially record-hot spring ahead.

AustraliaGreater Sydney is under total fire ban. Extreme fire danger is forecast. Damaging winds and flooding threaten South Australia, Victoria and Tasmania.

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