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Radar Details
Tasmania
LocationLoones Hill, West Takone Radar TypeWSR 81 C Band Typical Availability24 hours
The radar coverage is 360 degrees and encompasses much of Bass Strait, Tasmania's northwest, central north and to a lesser extent, the northeast and the west coast as far south as Strahan. The coverage to the south is limited in range by the Central Plateau. In all this radar has proven to be an invaluable forecasting and monitoring tool. False echoes are sometimes viewed close in from the nearby pine plantations particularly in damp conditions. Anomalous propagation from Bass Strait cause similar echoes. Permanent echo suppression and swept gain characteristics take care of the majority of these.
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Weather News
Latest monsoon onset for Darwin on record is now a certainty despite recent rain
19:29 EDT
The deadline for the latest monsoon onset on record has come and gone and there is still no official monsoon for Darwin.
Moira Shire finally gets drought-relief grant from the Federal Government
17:30 EDT
It has taken months but the small regional shire that "wasn't agricultural enough" for a Federal Government grant has finally been approved for funding.
Man rescued from floodwaters as north Queensland deluge causes flash flooding with more rain forecast
17:27 EDT
Emergency services have rescued a man stranded in floodwaters in the Burdekin in north Queensland, as torrential rain of more than half a metre falls in parts of the region, causing localised flooding and a rock slide in Townsville.
