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Extreme Heat and Cricket News

Western Australia is experiencing extreme heat with temperatures reaching 42.8°C, per Medianama reports.

Cricket Australia announced that Ashton Turner will lead a Western Australia XI against England in Perth on November 6, cricinfo.com notes.

The region's police vans scanned 1.38 million faces during a trial, raising privacy concerns, medianama.com reports.

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Sources —

2 articles
01medianamamedianama.com · 6 NovWestern Australia police vans scanned 1.38 million faces in trial 02cricinfocricinfo.com · 6 NovAshton Turner will lead a Western Australia XI against England, Perth, November 6, 2926 Cricket Australia

Open data on the globe —

check it yourself
The air right now
here 42.8 °C · -1.3 °C on this hour yesterday
19 to 43 °C within 800 km
the region -0.1 °C in a day (median)
air temperature at 2 m, model
“It's 43 degrees here right now, and between 19 and 43 across the region.”
Open-Meteo (CC BY 4.0), temperature at 2 m and UV index now · Open the same data on windy.com →

Why these floors —

E9 · E12 · E7

E14 places every story on a stack of fifteen floors, from the fields under everything to the planet acting as one. This one sits on E9, cultures; the pressure it names: extreme heat and cricket news. Its words also reach E12 states and E7 ecosystems.

Here it is a dynamic between cultures, states and ecosystems: Cricket Australia and Ashton Turner (E9 cultures), with Western Australia XI, England, Perth and police vans (E12 states), and extreme heat and 42.8°C (E7 ecosystems).

E0 fieldsE7 ecosystemsE14 global
E9 Culturesmain floor

The floor of culture and meaning. In this briefing: Cricket Australia, Ashton Turner.

E12 States

The floor of states and force. In this briefing: Western Australia XI, England, Perth, police vans.

E7 Ecosystems

The floor of weather and living systems. In this briefing: extreme heat, 42.8°C.