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There's still a month of winter to go, but spring is starting to show up right across Canberra, with vibrant flowers popping up across the capital. Winter has been warmer than average in the ACT this year, with conditions set to continue over the coming months.

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00:01All around Canberra, signs spring is just around the corner have started to appear.
00:08Colourful flowers starting to fill gardens and brightening up roadsides.
00:13At Commonwealth Park...
00:14So this is early stages of floriade after the plant out.
00:18Australia's biggest celebration of spring is starting to take shape.
00:22Garden beds of more than a million blooms exactly where they should be,
00:26six weeks out from floriade kicking off.
00:29We do have a couple of early bloomers, only one or two here and there,
00:34but nothing to be of a worry as of yet.
00:37While some flowers have made an appearance a little earlier this year,
00:41it seems the milder winter weather is also encouraging more green thumbs.
00:45More people buying trolly loads, gardens full of plants and not being shy whatsoever
00:50and wanting to work in their yard while they're there I guess.
00:53Winter in Canberra is always chilly but this year it hasn't been as cold as usual.
00:59Both day and night time temperatures were above average in June and that has continued in July.
01:05While there has been quite a few sub-zero nights recently,
01:09Mount Janini in the Brindabella range recorded its hottest July day on record.
01:13The next few months look as if they're likely to be drier but beyond that hard to say.
01:19Higher than average temperatures are very likely to persist.
01:22A forecast budding with surprises.
01:26COONSE
01:27USO
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