Sydney summers are now hotter and nearly 50 days longer, study finds
For every 10 years since 1990, Sydneysiders have experienced an extra 15 days of summer, new research has found.
Sydney summers are now hotter and nearly 50 days longer, study finds
For every 10 years since 1990, Sydneysiders have experienced an extra 15 days of summer, new research has found.
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