Water bombing aircraft are on standby as South Australia braces for another day of severe fire danger. Total fire bans have been issued for parts of the state for a second consecutive day as temperatures climb and winds increase. Bans are in place for eight fire districts across the south, west and centre of the state. Residents are urged to prepare their properties for potential blazes and have a bushfire survival plan in place. Temperatures are likely to reach 36 degrees in Adelaide and up to 39 degrees in the state's north west on Thursday.
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Wednesday, October 30, 2019
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