Fear fires could flare up as the south braces for wild weather
A total fire ban has been put in place for Southern Tasmania as strong winds are expected to lash parts of the state. Weekend weather forecast >>
A total fire ban has been put in place for Southern Tasmania as strong winds are expected to lash parts of the state. Weekend weather forecast >>
SES has already responded to multiple calls for help including reports of trees and powerlines coming down, while Tasmania Fire Service is on high alert. The latest warnings.
First responders have been busy with requests for assistance with dangerous weather expected to reach more of the state in the coming hours of Wednesday afternoon.
Tasmanians will be making a splash in nearly 30°C heat on Sunday. But the summery day won’t last long. See the forecast.
Many Tasmanian towns have reached 30 degrees, as the mercury rises closer to Hobart’s hottest day of the year so far. FORECAST >>
Heavy rain and wind have lashed the state, while snow has also fallen in numerous parts of Tasmania. Get the latest on the weather here.
Tasmanians will be spared further heavy rainfall over the coming days but many spent Monday mopping up the mess Sunday’s wet weather left in its wake. LATEST >>
Statewide frost and “well below average” minimum temperatures will continue until Friday, with two car crashes forcing Tasmania Police to plea with the public. WARNINGS >>
kunanyi/Mt Wellington is expected to be a winter wonderland again on Sunday with forcasters saying snow might stick around into early in the week. FORECAST >>
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Some Tasmanians have woken to a winter wonderland after alpine areas recorded a dumping of 20cm of snow overnight. WARNINGS + FORECAST >>
It’ll be a wet end to the school holidays across Tasmania this weekend before frosty and snowy conditions set in next week. WARNINGS + FORECAST >>
This week Hobart could see the first light dustings of snow begin to appear on kunanyi/ Mount Wellington for the year as winter approaches.
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