Australia experienced one of its hottest summers on record, with more than 60 weather stations recording their highest daily maximum temperatures during a January heatwave and at least nine stations registering nighttime temperatures in the high 20s or 30s Celsius. Experts warn that persistently high nighttime temperatures prevent bodily recovery and increase health risks, particularly for elderly Australians and those with cardiovascular or kidney disease.
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Australia experienced one of its hottest summers on record, with more than 60 weather stations recording their highest daily maximum temperatures during a January heatwave and at least nine stations registering nighttime temperatures in the high 20s or 30s Celsius. Experts warn that persistently high nighttime temperatures prevent bodily recovery and increase health risks, particularly for elderly Australians and those with cardiovascular or kidney disease.