Adelaide reached a high of 40C on Tuesday, with the maximum to stay in the low 40s until the mercury peaks at 44C on Friday. (ABC.au)
Australia experienced its hottest day on record on Tuesday with the bureau of meteorology registering an average maximum of 40.9 degrees Celsius (105.6 Fahrenheit) nationwide.
The temperatures beat the previous record of 40.3 degrees Celsius in January 2013, the bureau said Wednesday.
The new record is expected to be short-lived as a heatwave spreads across the country, worsening conditions for bushfires already raging along the country’s east coast.
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