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Wake Up Sydney: Weather, Traffic, and Trains
In the latest episode of the Wake Up Sydney podcast, host Johnny Rocket energizes listeners for their Friday morning on December 5, 2025. With temperatures soaring to a scorching 35 degrees in the city, 39 degrees in Parramatta, and 34 degrees in Bondi, Johnny advises everyone to stay hydrated as Sydney faces a hot day ahead.
On the roads, traffic is mostly smooth, aside from a truck incident at Edensor Park affecting westbound traffic on Elizabeth Drive. Commuters will be relieved to hear that all train lines are operating without disruptions, allowing for a stress-free journey.
For those looking for entertainment, the weekend lineup is packed with excitement. Synthony Number Five takes over the Sydney Opera House Forecourt with pulsating dance anthems, a full orchestra, and an electrifying light show, all starting at 6 pm. Rock fans can head to the Good Things Festival at Sydney Showground, featuring legendary bands like Tool and Weezer.
The city is already buzzing with Christmas cheer. With the Martin Place Christmas tree and festive markets enhancing the seasonal spirit, there's plenty to enjoy in Sydney despite the heat. Johnny signs off by encouraging listeners to immerse themselves in the beauty of their city.
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By Johnny RocketWake Up Sydney: Weather, Traffic, and Trains
In the latest episode of the Wake Up Sydney podcast, host Johnny Rocket energizes listeners for their Friday morning on December 5, 2025. With temperatures soaring to a scorching 35 degrees in the city, 39 degrees in Parramatta, and 34 degrees in Bondi, Johnny advises everyone to stay hydrated as Sydney faces a hot day ahead.
On the roads, traffic is mostly smooth, aside from a truck incident at Edensor Park affecting westbound traffic on Elizabeth Drive. Commuters will be relieved to hear that all train lines are operating without disruptions, allowing for a stress-free journey.
For those looking for entertainment, the weekend lineup is packed with excitement. Synthony Number Five takes over the Sydney Opera House Forecourt with pulsating dance anthems, a full orchestra, and an electrifying light show, all starting at 6 pm. Rock fans can head to the Good Things Festival at Sydney Showground, featuring legendary bands like Tool and Weezer.
The city is already buzzing with Christmas cheer. With the Martin Place Christmas tree and festive markets enhancing the seasonal spirit, there's plenty to enjoy in Sydney despite the heat. Johnny signs off by encouraging listeners to immerse themselves in the beauty of their city.