Tasmanian Weather
Tasmania Forecast
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Monday Showers, cold in the southwest. Showers easing, cold in the southeast. Clearing shower, cool-to-cold in the northwest. Windy with showers, cold in the northeast.
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Tuesday Mostly cloudy, cold in the southwest. Windy on the highlands. Mostly sunny, cold in the southeast. Mostly sunny, cold in the north.
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Wednesday Mostly sunny, cool in the southwest. Windy on the highlands. Frost then sunny, cool in the southeast. Mostly sunny, cool-to-cold in the north.
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Thursday Showers, cool in the southwest. Late shower, cool in the southeast. Showers, cool-to-cold in the northwest. Late shower, cool in the northeast.
Tas Extremes and Records
| Current Extremes | Last 3 Days Extremes | Extremes This Month | |||
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| Fri 07/05 | Sat 08/05 | Sun 09/05 | |||
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15.7°C Burnie Ntc |
Hottest |
22.1°C Hobart Ap |
20.5°C Swansea |
18.3°C Campania |
24.6°C Campania |
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4.0°C Mt Wellington |
Coldest |
0.6°C Lake St Clair |
-1.4°C Lake Leake |
-2.1°C Lake Leake |
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NW 68km/h Mt Wellington |
Windiest |
77km/h Maatsuyker Island |
92km/h Maatsuyker Island |
101km/h Maatsuyker Island |
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2.0mm last hr Cressy |
Wettest |
8.8mm Sprent |
8.8mm Mount Read |
74.6mm PWS A |
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| Tasmania's Records for May | |||
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| Max | Min | Rain | |
| Highest 27.4°C at Flinders Island in 1997 Lowest -3.2°C at Mt Wellington in 1968 |
Highest 17.7°C at Grove in 2005 Lowest -10.5°C at Liawenee in 2006 |
Highest 153.7mm at Bicheno in 1969 |
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Tasmania Rainfall Bulletin
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Rain to 9am | Interval | |
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Weather News
Cold front to impact the southeast on Monday
12:36 EST
A cold front will cross lower parts of the southeast of Australia on Monday, bringing strong winds, cooler temperatures, showers and the odd storm.
Early hour storms in NSW
12:05 EST
Whilst vast areas of NSW had a quiet night last night, the North West Slopes and Plains had a livelier affair, with a low pressure trough bringing storms and heavy showers.
