Queensland heatwave to peak today with temperatures likely to break records

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Queensland heatwave to peak today with temperatures likely to break recordsBy 9News Staff6:50am Feb 22, 2021 X Facebook Mail A severe heatwave sweeping Queensland will peak today as record


breaking temperatures grip parts of the state.Rockhampton is tipped to reach 41 degrees on the cusp of its hottest February day in 52 years.Ipswich will get to 37 degrees and Brisbane a


slightly cooler 34. Temperatures climbed up to six degrees above average in parts of the state on Sunday.National weather forecast for Monday February 22, 2021. (Nine News)Western Australia


will also cop a run of hot weather. Perth will reach 39 degrees today, while Port Headline will hit 40.16:50 AEST16:55 AEST17:00 AEST17:05 AEST17:10 AEST17:15 AEST17:20


AESTAdelaide1711Brisbane2817Canberra162Darwin3124Hobart176Melbourne2113Perth185Sydney2110Cooler conditions are expected across the rest of the country with showers and storms on the way for


parts of New South Wales including Sydney which will be 27 degrees, while in Melbourne it'll be just 21 degrees with a possible shower.Continue readingWeather ForecastqueenslandNew South


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