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✓ The Guardian AustraliaPlanet & Environment

Brisbane faces hottest early September day since 2019 as Sydney cools

Brisbane's forecast peak of 34C would make it the hottest September day in seven years, while Amberley recorded 35.7C in the early afternoon.

Why it mattersExtreme heat combined with dry conditions raises fire risk across Queensland as spring begins; temperatures are already matching or exceeding midsummer averages.

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