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The summer of 2011–12 was dry and hot in much of Australia. Coming on the back of the continuing drought of the previous five years, it left large parts of Victoria desperate for water. The long-term outlook of the Bureau of Meteorology was that the warm weather in most of Australia would continue in future Australian summers. In the summer of 2011–12, extreme fire risks existed in most of the south and south-east of the continent. The recorded temperatures between Monday, 25 January and Tuesday, 2 February 2012 were extreme, rising to 42oC or above in and around Sydney, Canberra, Melbourne and Adelaide on most if not all days of the week.

Managing Crises Long Term: The challenges of preparedness and response