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context: areas situated in or around the range, such as Bathurst, Goulburn and Bowral, among other places, have recorded freezing and/or near-freezing lows in most months of the year, unlike other places of similar latitude and altitude in the northern hemisphere. The highest maximum temperature recorded was at Menindee in the state's west on 10 January 1939. The lowest minimum temperature was at Charlotte Pass on 29 June 1994 in the Snowy Mountains. This is also the lowest temperature recorded in the whole of Australia excluding Australian Antarctic Territory. Rainfall varies throughout the state. The far north-west receives the least, less </s> 3 days with temperatures over . In contrast, western suburbs such as Liverpool and Penrith have 41 and 67 days with temperatures above , 10 and 19 days above , and, 1 and 4 days above , respectively. The highest recorded maximum temperature at Observatory Hill was on 18 January 2013 during a prolonged heat wave across Australia from early December 2012 to late January 2013. The highest recorded minimum at Observatory Hill is , registered on 6 February 2011. A similar minimum temperature has also been recorded in the western suburbs. Late summer conditions usually continue until the first </s> , which is only a quarter of a typical amount for December and January. Observatory Hill only received of rain in January. September 2017 was the driest on record, with the gauge receiving only of rain. Furthermore, in that year, the city received less than half of its long-term average rainfall between July and December. In the late morning and early lunchtime of November 22, 2018, a dust storm, stretching about 500 kilometres, swept through Sydney due to a low pressure trough and cold front that picked up dry soil in drought-ridden areas of far western NSW that week. Milder
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