Spring set to soar across Tassie after warm winter
Tasmania experienced one of the warmest winters on record. As we head into spring, here’s what to expect.
Tasmania experienced one of the warmest winters on record. As we head into spring, here’s what to expect.
Tasmania’s leading fire expert admits he is “extremely afraid” of the summer to come. His plan to protect us >
Over 300 leading scientists from across the world travelled to Hobart to discuss the challenges our Southern Ocean faces.
Despite a particularly chilly morning in Hobart, the Bureau of Meteorology confirmed it’s not the coldest day this winter. So why did it feel bitterly cold?
A cold front and slow moving trough is bringing heavy rain, with multiple flood warnings current across the state. There’s more to come — including some snow. FULL FORECAST >>
Politicians need to act urgently on climate change and “stop playing Russian roulette with our safety and our kids’ future”, an internationally recognised fire expert has warned.
Snow has fallen as low as 100m across the state to the delight of many families, but the snowline is expected to rise rapidly with sunny days ahead. Latest warnings, road closures and photos >>
Landslides and snow have closed several roads across Tasmania, as warnings for further ice, snow and rain are issued. LATEST FORECAST + ROAD CLOSURES LIST >>
It’s looking to be a wet and windy weekend across the state, with the weather bureau warning rainfall may lead to flash flooding. LATEST FORECAST >>
A number of roads are closed across the state due to icy conditions, after yesterday’s snow fall saw motorists stranded and roads cut. LATEST ROAD CONDITIONS + FORECAST >>
A cold blast has brought a winter wonderland to parts of the state, with Tasmanians revelling in snowfalls. LATEST WARNINGS >>
The recent clear, cold and frosty days will make way for “a little bit” warmer weather this week – but just keep the umbrella handy. FORECAST + WARNINGS >>
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