Tasmanian Weather
Tasmania Forecast
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Wednesday Mostly sunny, mild in the southwest. Sunny, warm in the southeast. Sunny, cool-to-mild in the northwest. Mostly sunny, mild in the northeast.
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Thursday Mostly cloudy, warm in the southwest. Mostly sunny, very warm in the southeast. Mostly cloudy, mild-to-warm in the north.
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Friday Windy with showers, mild in the southwest. Windy on the highlands. Mostly cloudy, warm in the southeast. Mostly cloudy, mild-to-warm in the north.
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Saturday Clearing shower, warm in the southwest. Mostly sunny, very warm in the southeast. Mostly sunny, mild-to-warm in the north.
Tas Extremes and Records
Current Extremes | Last 3 Days Extremes | Extremes This Month | |||
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Sun 17/01 | Mon 18/01 | Tue 19/01 | |||
15.5°C Flinders Island |
Hottest |
22.1°C St Helens Ap |
26.0°C St Helens Ap |
22.1°C Devonport Ap |
38.0°C Dover |
4.4°C Mt Hartz |
Coldest |
1.6°C Mt Wellington |
-1.8°C Mt Wellington |
-1.8°C Mt Wellington |
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WSW 38km/h Mt Hartz |
Windiest |
118km/h Mt Wellington |
135km/h Mt Wellington |
92km/h Tasman Island |
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no rain last hr | Wettest |
32.2mm Mount Read |
16.2mm Mount Read |
87.4mm Memana |
Tasmania's Records for January | |||
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Max | Min | Rain | |
Highest 42.2°C at Scamander in 2009 Lowest 2.1°C at Mt Wellington in 2009 |
Highest 25.6°C at Risdon in 1962 Lowest -4.0°C at Liawenee in 2000 |
Highest 265.0mm at Scamander in 2011 |
Tasmania Daily Summaries
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Min to 9am | Anomaly | Max from 9am | Anomaly | Rain to 9am |
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Weather News
Several cars trapped in floodwaters overnight in one-in-100-year rainfall event on Brisbane's bayside
20:15 EDT
Emergency services responded to several cars becoming trapped in floodwaters overnight, as storms brought major flash flooding to bayside areas.
Tropical Cyclone Kimi downgraded to a tropical low but could reform in the coming week
20:03 EDT
Tropical Cyclone Kimi has been downgraded to a tropical low and is no longer expected to cross the north Queensland coast but the system could reform in the coming week, the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) has warned.