Sydney smashes 140-year-old weather record of days without reaching 30 degrees trends now
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Sydney has endured almost a year of sub-30-degree days, breaking a temperature record held for 140 years with the city just a few weeks away from shattering the data altogether.
After a wetter-than-average 2022 and years of La Nina, it is no surprise Sydney has had colder-than-average temperatures but it also has been devoid of any hot days.
Weatherzone meteorologist James Rout told Daily Mail Australia there is a real possibility that the streak will continue for at least another fortnight and may even break the record.
Sydney has failed to see a day above 30-degree since February 21, 2022, and if temperatures don't reach that mark by January 28, it'll officially be an all-time record.
The city of Sydney has endured almost a year of sub-30-degree days, breaking a 140-year-old record with the all-time record a real possibility
