Meanings of swelter through in English

AUSTRALIANS will swelter through another blistering day as the heatwave continues across much of the country.

THERE are warnings today our gas supply could soon fall short, forcing Aussies to swelter through summer.

Fire warnings Victoria's north is set to swelter through a potentially record-breaking heatwave, with temperatures of up to 46C forecast on Wednesday.

Beyond this, tent-life is, of course, less costly than the hotel or boarding-house, in which such numbers of people swelter through their summers.

After three years of extreme drought, the east coast is now forecast to swelter through at least three more months of dry and hotter-than-normal conditions.

While the Arabs of the West Bank swelter through another water shortage, the lawns of Beit El are carefully sprinkled, to keep the desert blooming.

Brisbane is tipped to swelter through nearly two months of temperatures above 35C each year, well up on its current 12.

Much of inland NSW is set to swelter through a heatwave early this week with hot 40+ degree days and very warm 20+ degree nights.

The dog sweltered through, and the red clay adhered to his shaggy coat.

Australia has sweltered through its hottest March on record.

Darwin is also sweltering through a heatwave but the highs will likely reach a mere 35C.

JUST two days after the state sweltered through blistering heat, snow has been falling on Tasmania's higher peaks.

Not a bad bed for such a night as this that John himself had sweltered through so unsuccessfully.

The statistics will come as no surprise to Australians who sweltered through back-to-back heatwaves and battled bushfires across the country.

Rob considered how the women must have been sweltering through the day, and he felt an automatic resentment on their behalf.

The BOM has warned records have fallen and more are expected to fall as the state swelters through the heatwave and bushfire crisis.