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Marble Bar Record. During 2018, now officially australia’s third hottest year ever, that was the highest temperature recorded anywhere in the country. The world record for the longest sequence of days above 100°fahrenheit (or 37.8° on the celsius scale) is held by marble bar in the inland pilbara district of western australia. Marble bar earned the title of australia's hottest town when it recorded the longest heatwave — 160 days over 37.7 degrees — in 1923 and 1924. We're nudging close to that record as we move. The mercury peaked at 39.7 degrees celsius in marble bar on thursday — the warmest august day and winter day on record for the town. According to the bureau of meteorology (bom), on december 27 sometime around 3pm marble bar recorded a temperature of 49.3c. Marble bar is a popular rest stop on the road to broome. Meteorologist jessica lingard said marble bar's record for days above 43c in a row was 27, which happened in 2005 from january 6 to february 1. The temperature, measured under standard exposure conditions, reached or exceeded the century mark every day from 31 october 1923 to 7 april 1924, a total. Marble bar, about 1,500 kilometres north of perth, was one of seven places in northern western australia to set new heat records on thursday. The extreme heatwave has lasted for days and affected locals and tourists alike. The pilbara town of marble bar, known as the hottest town in australia, recorded 49.3c on saturday, the hottest december day in wa history.

Meteorologist jessica lingard said marble bar's record for days above 43c in a row was 27, which happened in 2005 from january 6 to february 1. The extreme heatwave has lasted for days and affected locals and tourists alike. The mercury peaked at 39.7 degrees celsius in marble bar on thursday — the warmest august day and winter day on record for the town. Marble bar earned the title of australia's hottest town when it recorded the longest heatwave — 160 days over 37.7 degrees — in 1923 and 1924. The world record for the longest sequence of days above 100°fahrenheit (or 37.8° on the celsius scale) is held by marble bar in the inland pilbara district of western australia. Marble bar, about 1,500 kilometres north of perth, was one of seven places in northern western australia to set new heat records on thursday. Marble bar is a popular rest stop on the road to broome. According to the bureau of meteorology (bom), on december 27 sometime around 3pm marble bar recorded a temperature of 49.3c. During 2018, now officially australia’s third hottest year ever, that was the highest temperature recorded anywhere in the country. The temperature, measured under standard exposure conditions, reached or exceeded the century mark every day from 31 october 1923 to 7 april 1924, a total.

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Marble Bar Record The pilbara town of marble bar, known as the hottest town in australia, recorded 49.3c on saturday, the hottest december day in wa history. The extreme heatwave has lasted for days and affected locals and tourists alike. The mercury peaked at 39.7 degrees celsius in marble bar on thursday — the warmest august day and winter day on record for the town. Marble bar is a popular rest stop on the road to broome. Meteorologist jessica lingard said marble bar's record for days above 43c in a row was 27, which happened in 2005 from january 6 to february 1. According to the bureau of meteorology (bom), on december 27 sometime around 3pm marble bar recorded a temperature of 49.3c. The world record for the longest sequence of days above 100°fahrenheit (or 37.8° on the celsius scale) is held by marble bar in the inland pilbara district of western australia. We're nudging close to that record as we move. Marble bar earned the title of australia's hottest town when it recorded the longest heatwave — 160 days over 37.7 degrees — in 1923 and 1924. During 2018, now officially australia’s third hottest year ever, that was the highest temperature recorded anywhere in the country. Marble bar, about 1,500 kilometres north of perth, was one of seven places in northern western australia to set new heat records on thursday. The pilbara town of marble bar, known as the hottest town in australia, recorded 49.3c on saturday, the hottest december day in wa history. The temperature, measured under standard exposure conditions, reached or exceeded the century mark every day from 31 october 1923 to 7 april 1924, a total.