Australia has for the second day in a row broken the record for its hottest day ever. It informs Australia’s meteorological department on Twitter.

Wednesday was the highest temperature over the whole country, on average, 41,9 degrees. It is a whole degree higher than Tuesday, which was the record beaten with 40,9 degrees on average.

The highest temperature, which was measured on Wednesday, was 47,7 degrees in Birdsville Airport, which is centrally located in the country on the border between Queensland and South Australia.

And Thursday is the highest temperature ever goal in december was registered, as measured 49,9 degrees in Nullarbor, writes the Sydney Morning Herald.

the Temperature is still well below the highest temperature ever recorded in Australia. So there was a 2. January 1960 measured 50,7 degrees in Oodnadatta Airport, also located centrally in the country.

however, It is the first time ever, to measured temperatures, which on average reaches 41,9 degrees.

The enormous heating have been primarily centered on the central and southern part of the country, while coastal cities such as Sydney have had more affordable temperatures, which has been hovering between 20 and 30 degrees. The massive heating of the other major parts of the country, pulling the overall average up to rekordhøjderne.

in Many places in Australia, there are demonstrations against the government and its non-existent climate policy in Australia these days perhaps marks the consequence of. Photo: Wendell Teodoro/AFP/Ritzau Scanpix

And the extreme temperatures is far from over for the australians.

Thus there issued advisories for all australian states on the high temperatures and the risk of wildfires.

Vejromstændighederne is, therefore, not good news for the hard-tried australian nature, where the fires for a long time have ravaged and among other things have put a thick layer of smoke over Sydney.

the Picture shows the difference between Sydney 22. december 2017 and 19. december 2019. Photo: Stephen Coates/Reuters/Ritzau Scanpix