Record-breaking heat scorches southern Australia -
Melbourne, Australia's second-largest city recorded its third consecutive day of temperatures above 43 degrees Celsius (109 F) for the first time since 1855, when record-keeping began, the Bureau of Meteorology said.
The temperature in Melbourne topped 45.1 C (113 F) on Friday ahead of a cooler change that might even bring some thunder showers, the bureau said.
Adelaide, the other major city on the south coast, is expected to match its longest heat wave in a century by Monday, with six consecutive days exceeding 40 C (104 F). The heat there buckled train and tram linedairyflat2009-01-31 09:55:00

I can't type that, it's Christchurch or CHCH. Where the hell do you get the 'town' from? It's not Hamilton. Bad spelling is one thing, but this?


