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Ben McKay

'Weather whiplash': southeast to sweat as mercury rises

Warm weather and strong winds are returning to southeastern parts of Australia. (Daniel Pockett/AAP PHOTOS)

Temperatures in Australia's southeast are forecast to reach their highest levels in months as authorities warn a combination of heat and wind will increase fire risk.

Temperatures are forecast to hit 27C in Melbourne on Sunday and 25C in Canberra - their warmest September day in three years.

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