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Burnie 10/14
windy with showers
showers easing
Hobart 7/12
Launceston 9/13
windy with showers
windy with showers
St Helens 9/15
Strahan 7/11
windy with showers
windy with showers
Swansea 6/14

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Thursday Showers, heavy in west. Potential further flooding. Snow lowering to 200m. Powerful W/NW winds.


Friday Strong southerly winds, especially along the coast. Cold with showers throughout, heaviest in the SW.


Saturday Cold with showers in the west and south. Westerly winds, strongest along the coast.


Sunday Showers in the west and north. Gusty W/NW'ly winds. Dry and windy in the east. Cool.


Monday Strong west/northwesterly winds. Showers along the west and north coasts.

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Tas - Thu 16:07 EST
Coastal Wind Warning

Tas - Thu 15:48 EST
Bushwalking Alert

Tas - Thu 15:47 EST
Road Weather Alert

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current extremes current extremes

Hottest
13.3°C
Coldest
-1.5°C
Windiest
W 77km/h
Wettest
2.8mm last hr

historic extremes historic July extremes

Hottest Day
24.0°C
Coldest Day
-4.8°C
Hottest Night
14.5°C
Coldest Night
-12.5°C
Wettest 24hr
137.4mm

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