New South Wales is living through a winter that’s acting more like spring—canola fields are blooming a month early, magpies are swooping as early as July, and June shattered temperature records. Experts blame climate change and El Niño, calling it a “sprinter” winter that’s scrambling nature’s calendar. Warmer temps mean earlier breeding for birds, faster plant cycles, and less snow in the alps—threatening tourism and hinting at shorter, skimpier winters ahead. It’s a vivid, real-time glimpse of our changing climate.
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