This summer's extreme heat could break long-standing temperature records.

As the summer season approaches, Australians are being advised to get ready for a hot and humid few months ahead. According to the Bureau of Meteorology's forecast for December to February, most states and territories can expect above-average temperatures for both daytime and nighttime.

In addition to the warmth, there is also a higher chance of experiencing heavy rainfall in certain parts of the country. This includes the Cape York Peninsula, southern New South Wales, eastern areas of Victoria, Tasmania, South Australia, and northern regions of Western Australia. It's important for residents in these areas to stay informed and take necessary precautions.

With December just around the corner, it's likely that umbrellas will be a must-have accessory. The bureau has reported an increase in the likelihood of above-average rainfall for this month. However, January is expected to have more typical levels of precipitation.

But it's not just the rain that Australians need to prepare for. The bureau has also warned of higher-than-normal minimum temperatures during the summer. In certain parts of South Australia, Victoria, Tasmania, and Western Australia, the heat is expected to be intense. While no heat records have been broken yet, the temperatures are set to rise and come close to breaking records by the end of December.

As for the eastern states, they can expect to feel the heat in the coming days. Melbourne is forecasted to reach a scorching 33 degrees on Friday, while Sydney will experience similar temperatures on Saturday. Meanwhile, Brisbane is expected to have a humid and rainy few days with a high of 30 degrees today.

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