What is the hottest weather in Australia?

Lead: Friends who have been to Australia know that there is a jungle that tourists like very much, so it has a long jungle culture. So, what is the hottest temperature in Australia? What is the hottest weather in Australia? Let's have a look.

What's the hottest temperature in Australia?

The highest temperature in Jedaias is 40.9 degrees Celsius, breaking the record of 40.3 degrees Celsius set in 20 13 years1October 7. 20 19, 12, 17 On June 7, the temperature in most inland areas of Australia was much higher than 45 degrees Celsius. It is predicted that a large amount of hot air will sweep across the eastern continent in the next few days, and meteorologists predict that this will be a "severe to extreme heat wave".

The high temperature is caused by dry weather and the late arrival of the northern monsoon. On the one hand, the arrival of summer causes the temperature to rise gradually; On the other hand, the northern monsoon is late, which leads to insufficient rain to cool down. The dry weather and the late arrival of the northern monsoon are influenced by the Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD). This anomaly leads to higher than average rainfall in the western Indian Ocean, while the eastern Indian Ocean-Australia and Southeast Asia will become drier.

Since 19 10, the overall temperature in Australia has increased by 1 Celsius, most of which occurred after 1950. Nine of the hottest 10 years in Australian history occurred after 2005.

Where is more interesting in Australia?

Blue mountain

Blue Mountain, located in the west of Sydney, is called "the paradise of jungle walkers". Because Manshan is a kind of eucalyptus called "Eucalyptus", it will emit blue light in the sun. Drive up the mountain, take the railway first, take the pulley at about 45 degrees, and go straight down the foot of the mountain in a few minutes. Then take the cableway, a cable car that rises slowly along the mountain, and climb to the top of the mountain again. Then walk the sidewalk, stroll through the rainforest, and feel the hardships of the miners transporting coal. Finally, choose a transparent route under the car, suspended between canyons, overlooking the cliff waterfall and overlooking the "Three Sisters Peak". Being in the blue mountains, we have different sensory experiences because of different choices of transportation. The so-called "the distance is different" is precisely this kind of artistic conception.

Sydney

Sydney seems to be God's favorite city, because it gives Sydney a unique natural environment advantage. Blue sky, ocean, beach, harbor and, of course, mild climate. All this has created Sydney's unparalleled charm. Sydney people have given full play to their wisdom and talent and built many amazing cultural landscapes. Sydney is a paradise on earth where natural environment and humanistic architecture coexist harmoniously, which makes people linger.

Brisbane

Brisbane is sunny all year round, and the whole sky here is dotted with blue sky and white clouds. The comfortable climate also breeds the warm and cheerful personality of Brisbane citizens. Don't worry about not finding your way when walking in the street. Friendly Brisbane people will take you where you want to go. Although it is the capital of Queensland, there is no capital shelf at all. We seldom see lofty and steady government buildings, only flowing rivers and tree-lined city parks. No wonder the locals affectionately call it Bucun.

Great Barrier Reef

There are the largest and longest coral reefs in the world, the most primitive underwater micro-world, and diverse underwater biota. You can dive into the deep seabed to play with fish, watch all kinds of corals at close range, or fly to the top of the blue sky by seaplane to overlook this spectacular sea scenery. Just bring a swimsuit and sunglasses and play games with this blue sky and sea.

Keynes

Cairns is a magical coastal city, located in Queensland, Australia. It is the only place to go to the Great Barrier Reef, a wonder of the world. Keynes is backed by mountains and surrounded by tropical rainforests, and the modern urban atmosphere is integrated with nature. Tourists from all over the world are mixed with local residents, and their lifestyles are extremely leisurely and exciting. Here, you can wear slippers in and out of high-end hotels without worrying about being rude. You can swim in coral reefs in the ocean, dance with fish, explore tropical rainforests, bungee jump in deep mountains, float rafts in rapids, play hot air balloons in the air or play "life and death moment" skydiving.

The favor of the emperor/queen

Long 'en is a favorite holiday destination for Australian residents, and sunny beaches and forest waterfalls are the most relaxing holiday scenery. Long En is about an hour and a half's drive from Geelong, but there is less direct public transportation, so self-driving will be the best way to get there. Ron Beach's picturesque scenery and spectacular erskine Falls make people linger. The annual Waterfall Music Festival is a carnival, attracting tourists from all over Australia and even foreign countries.