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Burnie 8/14
late shower
mostly sunny
Hobart 5/13
Launceston 2/13
late shower
late shower
St Helens 6/14
Strahan 4/13
late shower
mostly sunny
Swansea 6/14

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forecast summary state forecast


Thursday Isolated showers in the northwest. Cold morning followed by a dry day elsewhere.


Friday Showers with fresh winds in the west. Generally dry in the east.


Saturday Mostly sunny and dry. Cool with light and variable winds.


Sunday Cold morning with fog and frost patches inland. Cool and a mostly sunny and dry day throughout.

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Tas - Thu 10:01 EST
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current extremes current extremes

Hottest
11.3°C
Coldest
-0.8°C
Windiest
S 29km/h
Wettest
0.2mm last hr

historic extremes historic June extremes

Hottest Day
24.4°C
Coldest Day
-4.0°C
Hottest Night
15.2°C
Coldest Night
-13.0°C
Wettest 24hr
215.9mm

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 %
late shower Late shower
 8 14 90% 10-20mm Nil E 16 74 ENE 9 72
late shower Late shower
 4 13 90% 5-10mm Slight NNE 20 97 NNE 28 78
mostly sunny Mostly sunny
 5 13 70% 1-5mm Slight N 17 79 NNE 19 63
late shower Late shower
 6 14 90% 1-5mm Nil NNW 6 59 NNW 10 63
mostly sunny Mostly sunny
 6 14 70% < 1mm Nil NNW 14 69 NNW 13 70
late shower Late shower
 2 13 90% 1-5mm Moderate ENE 4 100 NNE 13 79

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