Third-hottest January on record to be followed by drier and warmer than normal February-April: DPI, Bureau

Updated February 23 2017 - 10:22am, first published February 22 2017 - 1:08pm
FORECAST: It was the third-warmest summer on record, and February-April is likely to be above-average in temperature, too. Photo: Daniel Berehulak
FORECAST: It was the third-warmest summer on record, and February-April is likely to be above-average in temperature, too. Photo: Daniel Berehulak

THE third-hottest January on record has challenged primary producers, and the Bureau of Meteorology warns that February-April is likely to be drier and warmer than normal in most of NSW.

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