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Yes, people in Australia are experiencing significantly longer and hotter summers. Research indicates that summer seasons have extended by an average of over 30 days in capital cities compared to the mid-20th century. In Sydney specifically, summers have increased in length by nearly 50 days since 1990, with some recent seasons lasting up to 130 days.

50 DAYS SINCE 1990!!!!

Key Impacts and Findings Duration: Summer conditions now often arrive more suddenly, replacing the gradual transition of seasons. In many regions, summers are now twice as long as winters. Regional Variation: While capital cities show clear trends—such as Melbourne gaining 38 days and Canberra 35 days of summer—regional areas like Port Macquarie have seen even more dramatic shifts (up to 48 additional days). Temperature Trends: Australia has warmed by approximately 1.51°C since 1910, with every decade since 1950 being warmer than the last. Future Projections: Scientists warn that without changes, some areas could experience summer-like conditions for half the year by 2050–2060.