While Melbourne and much of Victoria reported that the temperatures exceeded 40c degrees between 14th January to the 17th January, Diggers Rest was over 43c degrees every day.
John Grech uses his computer monitoring too to demonstrate the heat that the township endured for those four days.
Those four days brought fires and killed many plants and animals. People were forced to stay indoors until a cool change drifted in on the Friday night. It was the hottest four day period in Victoria's written history.
