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Highest Temperature Ever Recorded Australia. it regularly experiences temperatures above 40c and holds australia's record for the hottest temperature ever. the temperature of 50.6°c (123°f) recorded back in 1909 which is more than 100 years ago, photographed by kelly last week at the national archives in chester hill, is almost equivalent to the current official hottest day ever for australia of 50.7 degrees celsius at oodnadatta on 2nd january 1960. the town of onslow in western australia has equalled australia's highest ever recorded temperature of 50.7°c this thursday afternoon, january 13, 2022. temperatures reached 50.7 degrees celsius at onslow at 2.26pm, matching oodnadatta in outback south australia, which hit 50.7c on january 2, 1960. 30 rows the highest temperature ever recorded in australia is 50.7 °c (123.3 °f), which was recorded on 2 january 1960 at. Onslow, australia, reached 50.7 c on january 13, 2022, tying its hottest temperature on record in the country and for the southern hemisphere. Onslow's previous record was 48.9c set in 2008. a remote town in western australia has equalled the country's hottest day on record, reporting a scorching 50.7 degrees celsius (123.26 degrees fahrenheit), the. australia has equalled its hottest day on record after a remote coastal town reported temperatures of 50.7c (123.26f).

temperatures reached 50.7 degrees celsius at onslow at 2.26pm, matching oodnadatta in outback south australia, which hit 50.7c on january 2, 1960. 30 rows the highest temperature ever recorded in australia is 50.7 °c (123.3 °f), which was recorded on 2 january 1960 at. it regularly experiences temperatures above 40c and holds australia's record for the hottest temperature ever. Onslow's previous record was 48.9c set in 2008. the town of onslow in western australia has equalled australia's highest ever recorded temperature of 50.7°c this thursday afternoon, january 13, 2022. australia has equalled its hottest day on record after a remote coastal town reported temperatures of 50.7c (123.26f). the temperature of 50.6°c (123°f) recorded back in 1909 which is more than 100 years ago, photographed by kelly last week at the national archives in chester hill, is almost equivalent to the current official hottest day ever for australia of 50.7 degrees celsius at oodnadatta on 2nd january 1960. Onslow, australia, reached 50.7 c on january 13, 2022, tying its hottest temperature on record in the country and for the southern hemisphere. a remote town in western australia has equalled the country's hottest day on record, reporting a scorching 50.7 degrees celsius (123.26 degrees fahrenheit), the.

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Highest Temperature Ever Recorded Australia australia has equalled its hottest day on record after a remote coastal town reported temperatures of 50.7c (123.26f). temperatures reached 50.7 degrees celsius at onslow at 2.26pm, matching oodnadatta in outback south australia, which hit 50.7c on january 2, 1960. australia has equalled its hottest day on record after a remote coastal town reported temperatures of 50.7c (123.26f). the temperature of 50.6°c (123°f) recorded back in 1909 which is more than 100 years ago, photographed by kelly last week at the national archives in chester hill, is almost equivalent to the current official hottest day ever for australia of 50.7 degrees celsius at oodnadatta on 2nd january 1960. 30 rows the highest temperature ever recorded in australia is 50.7 °c (123.3 °f), which was recorded on 2 january 1960 at. it regularly experiences temperatures above 40c and holds australia's record for the hottest temperature ever. Onslow, australia, reached 50.7 c on january 13, 2022, tying its hottest temperature on record in the country and for the southern hemisphere. Onslow's previous record was 48.9c set in 2008. the town of onslow in western australia has equalled australia's highest ever recorded temperature of 50.7°c this thursday afternoon, january 13, 2022. a remote town in western australia has equalled the country's hottest day on record, reporting a scorching 50.7 degrees celsius (123.26 degrees fahrenheit), the.