Long-term records were broken in Tasmania this morning due to the extreme cold and widespread frost across the state, according to weatherzone.com.au. The coldest areas with the heaviest frost were in Central, Central North, East Coast and Lower Derwent districts. Bushy Park broke a 74 year-old May record by recording a minimum temperature of minus six degrees, beating the previous record by more than a degree. Fingal on the East Coast broke a 22 year-old record with a minimum of minus eight degrees, 11 below average. Other locations to break records which have lasted 10 years or longer Cressy, Ouse and Tunnack. Cressy and Ouse both plummeted to minus six degrees and Tunnack minus five. Hobart dipped to 0.7 of a degree, their coldest May morning in 42 years. Tomorrow morning will generally be a little warmer. Central, northern and western parts of the state can still expect frost.