AUSTRALIA: Record cold hits the tropics
July 18, 2009
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Record cold hits the tropics
http://www.weatherzone.com.au
July 18, 2009
Temperatures have plummeted across Queensland during the past three days causing frost to spread well north into the tropics.
Clermont in the Central Highlands plummeted to minus three degrees on Saturday morning, 10 degrees below their July average and the towns coldest night on record. Sub zero temperatures even spread as far north as Mt Isa, their coldest night in seven years. Even mild coastal areas have dropped to single figures over the past few nights with Rockhampton recording a minimum of just three on Saturday morning, colder than any night in central Sydney for more than 20 years.
Melbourne temperatures plummet in anticipation of Al Gore’s visit next week!
July 9, 2009
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Melbourne temperatures plummet in anticipation of Al Gore’s visit next week!
(Al Gore will be in Melbourne on 13 July 2009 for the launch of Safe Climate Australia)
Video: Temperature drops in Melbourne
July 8, 2009: Melbourne is set for more icy weather from the current cold snap, with some temperatures set to drop below zero.