Australia is poised to shatter all-time temperature records during one of its hottest weeks on record - The Washington Post
Heatwave Australia: Temperature record broken twice in one night
Australia equals hottest day on record at 50.7C - BBC News
Australia equals hottest day on record at 50.7C - BBC News
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Australia records highest temperature in 62 years | Reuters
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Surprising Scientists, 2017 Could Be among Hottest on Record - Scientific American
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Australia reaches 123.26 degrees Fahrenheit, matching its highest temperature on record - CBS News
Australia has its hottest day on record as even hotter weather lies ahead - The Washington Post
Australia Records Its Hottest Day. At Least for Now. - The New York Times
