Photographs taken of the skyline show buildings disappearing beneath the cloud on Wednesday morning. “Fog in Sydney rn looks like someone put a blanket over the whole city,” a local tweeted.

Aubree MacNeil, 7, her sister Kinsley MacNeil, 5, and their cousin Ayla MacPhee, 9, of Sydney piled up some snow to build an igloo on Thursday. There was no school in the Cape Breton Victoria ...

Sydney's skyline is distinctively shorter than many other cities of its size around the world, ranking 41 globally by the number of buildings over 150m and 15 over 200, according to one analysis.

Sunday's weather will bring wet snow, with temperatures dropping to 2°C and feeling like -5°C due to the wind. There will be less than 1 mm of rain and no significant snow accumulation.

Sydney's skyline is distinctively shorter than many other cities of its size around the world, ranking 41 globally by the number of buildings over 150m and 15 over 200, according to one analysis.