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Burnie 6/14
cloudy
mostly sunny
Hobart 4/13
Launceston -1/13
frost then sunny
mostly sunny
St Helens 2/14
Strahan 3/13
mostly sunny
mostly sunny
Swansea 3/14

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forecast summary state forecast


Wednesday Cold and frosty morning with light northerly winds. Mostly sunny.


Thursday Showers central and west, heavy in west later. Cold throughout, gusty northerlies in west.


Friday A few showers in the north, possibly in east. Moslty sunny in the south.


Saturday A few showers in the north and east. Mostly sunny in the southwest.

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Tas - Wed 09:20 EST
Road Weather Alert

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current extremes current extremes

Hottest
13.8°C
Coldest
2.4°C
Windiest
SSE 20km/h
Wettest
no rain 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

Tasmania Weather Forecasts

major stations | all stations
station
(ungroup by district) 		forecast min max chance of rain rain amount frost risk 9am 3pm
wind rh wind rh
°C °C km/h % km/h %
cloudy Cloudy
 6 14 80% 1-5mm Nil ESE 16 79 E 15 69
mostly sunny Mostly sunny
 3 13 20% < 1mm Moderate NE 4 83 E 3 60
mostly sunny Mostly sunny
 4 13 50% < 1mm Slight NNW 4 71 NE 3 53
mostly sunny Mostly sunny
 2 14 60% 1-5mm Moderate NNE 6 89 NE 8 69
mostly sunny Mostly sunny
 3 14 50% 1-5mm Moderate NW 9 79 NE 9 57
frost then sunny Frost then sunny
 -1 13 60% < 1mm Severe NE 1 100 NE 1 65

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