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Australian wildfire danger causes fire ban in Sydney and closes schools

  • Australia is experiencing an intense spring heatwave, leading to the first total fire ban in three years for Sydney. The high temperatures and strong winds have increased the risk of bushfires, with over 500 firefighters currently battling 61 fires across New South Wales.
  • The extreme weather conditions and potential El Nino pattern could have severe impacts on Australia's agriculture, particularly wheat production. The upcoming harvesting season may be affected, putting pressure on the country's status as a top exporter.
  • The heatwave has resulted in the closure of schools in New South Wales, and a complete ban on fires, including solid fuel barbecues. The rise in temperatures has also led to record-breaking temperatures and a "catastrophic" fire danger level in some regions.
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