‘The climate’s changing, and we are obviously in a transition when it comes to energy,’ the premier said.
The temperature fell to a balmy 36.4C at 2.20am - two-tenths short of the national record - before reaching 45C on Jan. 26.
‘We haven’t seen these temperatures in several years.’
A wave of hot weather had some regions swelter through temperatures that peaked in their mid-40s on Jan. 23.
“Extreme,” “hellish,” “broiling,” and “deadly.” These words, and then some, are being used by politicians and media to describe the summer temperatures sweeping the nation.