Fresh warnings have been issued over a sizzling heatwave set to sweep the country's east. 9News
The unusually long-lasting hot burst is set to see conditions swelter to almost 40 degrees in some parts of NSW over the coming five days, with Thursday and Sunday tipped to be the most uncomfortable.The announcement has left firefighters on edge after a treacherous string of almost 300 bushfires lashed the state last week., some 19,000 hectares of land were burnt in NSW's Central West and hundreds of homes were in the firing line.
Today in Sydney's metro temperatures will reach 27 degrees before heating up to 33 tomorrow and 32 degrees on Sunday.READ MORE:A heatwave is to sweep the east coast a day after La Niña was officially declared over.
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