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Farmers in the Granite Belt are cheering as temperatures plummet into single digits, delivering the crucial chill hours their apple, pear, and blackberry crops desperately needed after an unusually mild July. While the rest of Queensland enjoys milder weather — Brisbane at 22°C, Cairns at 25°C — the Granite Belt’s frosty mornings are a welcome relief after a winter that’s been too warm. A cold front from NSW could bring even deeper chills to southern Queensland early next week. Meanwhile, coastal areas brace for blustery winds and showers, with hazardous surf conditions along the south-east coast. For farmers, this cold snap is exactly what they’ve been waiting for — and for others, it’s just another reminder to bundle up.

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