Perfect summer time in Australia especially in the city of Sydney where population witnessed the hottest weather in 79 years with temperatures in the region climbing up to 47.3C (117F).
Severe fire warnings were issued for the greater Sydney area and total fire bans were put in place across the city.
Sunday’s temperatures fell short of the record-breaking heat to hit the area in 1939, when the thermometers reached 47.8C.
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The sweltering temperatures that hit Penrith were announced by the Bureau of Meteorology which tweeeted: “#SydneyHeat UPDATE: #Penrith has now reached 47.3 degrees at 3:25pm according to the preliminary live data from the weather station there.”
About 7,000 households across New South Wales were left without electricity, partly because of the heat, reports the Sydney Morning Herald, cited by BBC.
At the Sydney Cricket Ground, England’s batsmen struggled on the hottest day on record for a Test match in Australia.