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mor333221 ´Ô ¾²½Å±Û Á¦¸ñ : A combination of record temperatures A combination of record temperatures, low humidity and strong winds have worsened the struggle to deal with the bushfires.
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warned that a hotter, drier climate would contribute to Australia's fires becoming more frequent and intense. "We are in a period of unbelievable
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drought and some areas haven't seen rain for more than 12 months," NSW Rural Fire Service Inspector Ben Shepherd told the BBC. "These fires are likely to continue
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to spread well past Christmas." Commissioner Shane Fitzsimmons told reporters: "We will not get on top of these fires until we get some decent rain - we have said that for weeks and months." Rain is forecast in some fire-struck parts of NSW on Tuesday and Wednesday - but another period of dangerously hot weather is expected next week. Weather officials say no major rainfall is
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