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Check the Bureau of Meteorology for current severe weather warnings in Tasmania and monitor live radar for approaching storms. A vigorous cold front is producing damaging wind gusts up to 100 km/h and isolated heavy rain across the south-east and eastern valleys today.
What severe weather is affecting Tasmania right now?
The Bureau of Meteorology has issued a severe weather warning for damaging winds across the Central Plateau, South East, East Coast and parts of the Upper Derwent Valley. Peak gusts of 100–110 km/h are possible near exposed coastal headlands and elevated areas. Rainfall totals of 30–50 mm are expected in the eastern ranges within six hours, with localised flooding likely in low-lying catchments. The system is moving east and conditions should ease from late evening.
How long will this severe weather last?
The strongest winds and heaviest rain will persist for another 6–8 hours, diminishing overnight as the front clears Bass Strait. For the tasmania weather 14 days outlook, a second weaker front may bring showers and gusty winds on Thursday, but no further severe weather is forecast at this stage. Residents should stay alert to updates for severe weather warning tasmania today.
What is a severe weather warning?
A severe weather warning is issued by the Bureau of Meteorology when dangerous conditions such as damaging winds, heavy rain or large hail are expected. It advises the public to take action to protect life and property.
Where can I find live radar for Tasmania?
Use the tasmania weather radar live feed from the Bureau of Meteorology, accessible on our Weather Radar page. It updates every 6–10 minutes and shows rain and storm intensity in real time.
How do I prepare for severe weather in Tasmania?
Secure loose outdoor items, park vehicles under cover, and avoid travel in affected areas. Keep your mobile charged and check Severe Weather updates. For evacuation advice, follow local emergency services.