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The battle of climates in Australia's southerly neighbour
Tasmania is a mainly maritime climate with variations throughout the landmass that will make choosing difficult.
Hobart: the warmest minimums on the island thanks to UHI and a coastal location
Launceston: the 2nd largest city, with wetter winters and more pronounced summers
Devonport: On the northern coast, Devonport is heavily moderated by the ocean giving it nothing in the way of heat but very stable temperatures compared to the rest of the state.
Ouse: The place with the warmest summer maximums in Tasmania and has a mediterrenean precipitation pattern.
Swansea: located on the eastern coast, Swansea receives some of the strongest heatwaves in relation to its average temps.
Strahan: on the isolated west coast Strahan barely reaches 20C in summer and has regularly heavy falls from cold fronts battering the coastline.
Mount Read: a lovely subtropical paradise
Liawenee: located in the highlands, near ski slopes it receives occasional snowfall in winter.
Launceton is warmer than Perffffffffff right now. 32ºC in Failbourne tomorrow.
Ahhh, those were the days.
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