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Sydney recently experienced an intense surge of heat, attributed to its strategic location in the path of hot north-westerly winds sweeping in from the country’s interior, according to Weatherzone. As these winds descended upon the city, temperatures soared, creating a sweltering environment for residents.
The oppressive heat began to retreat when a southerly shift made its way up the coastline. This shift reached Sydney’s southern suburbs around 2 p.m. and continued its journey northward. As the cooler winds took over, temperatures dramatically dropped by more than 10 degrees within an hour, cooling Sydney to a more tolerable 23 degrees.
Residents can expect further showers across the city, with forecasts suggesting the possibility of storms later in the evening. In response to the changing weather conditions, a strong wind warning was issued at 4 p.m. for sections of Sydney’s harbor and coastline, urging caution among those in affected areas.
Further showers are expected across the city, including possible storms later tonight.
A strong wind warning was also issued at 4pm for parts of Sydney’s harbour and the coast. 
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