Australia: Top end cold snap blamed for hospital baby boom
April 15, 2012
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Top end cold snap blamed for hospital baby boom
http://www.weatherzone.com.au
April 13, 2012
A record number of babies have been born at the Royal Darwin Hospital in a single month.
In March, 197 babies were born at the hospital.
Northern Territory Health Minister Kon Vatskalis says he does not know what is behind the baby boom.
“I asked why and I was told it was a very cold July,” he said.
Alice Springs has coldest May day on record
June 1, 2009
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Red Centre shivers in record cold
http://weatherzone.com.au
June 1, 2009
Alice Springs has had its coldest May day on record, with the temperature reaching just 9.6 degrees Celsius on Saturday.
After a balmy 29.6 degrees Celsius the previous Sunday, winter came two days early to the Red Centre.
Jenny Farlow from the weather bureau says Saturday was the coldest May day ever recorded in Alice Springs.
Australian Outback – coldest May day in 24 years
May 29, 2009
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Cold spells grips outback
http://www.weatherzone.com.au
May 29, 2009
Parts of outback Australia are shivering through a severe cold spell with daytime temperatures barely reaching 10 degrees on Friday for the second day in a row.
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Ernabella in northern SA reached a high of just 10 degrees on Thursday, their coldest day in two years and coldest May day in over 10 years. Tourists visiting Ulura may have been ill prepared for a high of just 13 degrees, the Rock’s coldest day in two years and coldest May day in 24 years.
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