Tasmanians will be celebrating Christmas Day festivities in warmer than average temperatures. But don’t put away your brolly just yet. Here’s what you can expect for the festive week of weather.
A cold snap is looming over the state, with strong winds and rain expected to set in for the rest of the week.
As temperatures are set to soar well above average this week, weather authorities are concerned about increased fire danger throughout the state. What you can expect in the coming days.
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