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Australian town of Marble Bar clocks 26 consecutive days over 43 degrees Celsius

Time：2024-05-21 20:16:39 source：International Ideals news portal

By Charlie Mills and Charlie McLean

Thermometer with a high temperature reading on a scale, against a background of bright sun and a blue sky with clouds. The concept of hot, dangerous weather, global warming

Marble Bar in Western Australia has just recorded 26 days straight of over 43C. Photo: 123RF

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