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Jo’burg temperature hits record high as South Africa drought persists

NewsDay Staff ·

JOHANNESBURG- South Africa’s financial hub Johannesburg hit a record temperature of 37 degrees Celsius on Thursday, the South African Weather Service said, as a drought persisted in Africa’s largest producer of maize.

The previous record of 36.5 degrees Celsius was recorded in November 2015, the weather service said.

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