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Weather & Climate

This section contains information on Tasmanian climate and weather information and includes a number of links to and data from sites such as the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM), which provide up to the minute data on the weather.

Weather Maps and Satellite Images
This page contains a number of different maps and satellite images from BOM. Choose from a range of maps, satellite and radar images showing rainfall and other weather conditions, uv index, humidity forecast, fire danger index, solar radiation, river conditions, sea levels, coastal wind and swell.

Forecasts

Warnings
Tasmanian State Forecast
Tasmanian Inland Districts Forecast
Four Day Town & City Forecast
Tasmanian Coastal Overview
Tasmanian Coastal Forecast
More Tasmanian Weather Forecasts...

Observations

Current Observations Bulletin
Agricultural Observations Bulletin
More Tasmanian Weather Observations...

Forecasts and observations

Automated data feeds from the Bureau of Meteorology for Tasmanian weather forecasts and observations
  Links (FarmPoint is not responsible for the content of the websites linked to below. The link does not constitute any form of endorsement.)

Bureau of Meteorology (BOM)

The Bureau of Meteorology

Drought statement 31 May 2008 (BOM)

Statement on Drought for the 12-month period ending 31 May 2008 issued 4 June 2008 by the National Climate Centre.

Elders Weather

Comprehensive Australian weather forecasts

Living with drought (BOM)

Australia is the driest inhabited continent even though some areas have annual rainfall of over 1200 millimetres. Our climate is highly variable - across the continent generally, as well as from year-to-year. We must learn to live with drought!

National Agricultural Monitoring System (NAMS)

NAMS contains up-to-date climatic and production information for dryland and broadacre agricultural industries at a national, state and regional scale that are presented in user-friendly graphs and maps.

SILO - meteorological and agricultural information

This site provides a rich source of meteorological and agricultural data of particular interest to anyone involved in the agricultural arena.

Water and the land

Meteorological information for Primary Industry and Natural Resources Management including 3 month rainfall and temperature outlooks.

Weatherzone

Weatherzone provides comprehensive weather forecasts and maps.