How about a trip to Sydney, NSW, Australia

Sydney’s climate is similar to that of Adelaide and Melbourne in terms of temperatures, but rainfall and sunshine levels vary considerably. The sunniest time of year in Sydney is the end of winter and early spring, before the onset of the warm summer. Average temperatures during summer are not particularly high, but frequently top 40°c during heatwaves which tend to last between a few days and a week at a time. These can be accompanied by very low humidity, strong winds and duststorms and frequently cause wildfires in the suburbs surrounding the city after long dry periods which are becoming increasingly common across the southeast of the country. Sunshine levels from November to May average around 7 hours a day, only dropping slightly during the cloudiest month, June, to just below 6 hours. July is the coolest month, but average temperatures are still around 18°c by day and just below 10°c at night. Sydney can also be hit by infrequent, but violent storms from the south Pacific, bringing large hail, strong winds and thunder and lightning.