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Weather South Launceston

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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Coast Monitor Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.

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OvercastSouth LauncestonFeels like 9° · Wind 4 km/h · Humidity 97%
UV 3 ModerateSunrise 07:10Sunset 17:23
Today🌦️12°💧37%
Mon🌦️14°💧94%
Tue🌧️14°💧43%
Wed🌦️13°💧88%
Thu15°💧0%
Fri☁️14°💧4%
Sat☁️14°💧2%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Check the live forecast above before heading out in South Launceston today. Morning mist often clears to a mild afternoon, so carry a light jacket for the shade.

What will the temperature feel like today?

The live forecast shows the maximum for South Launceston. Because the city sits inland on the Tamar River valley, afternoons can heat up quickly even when mornings are cool. Expect a moderate north-westerly breeze by midday, dropping off toward evening.

Is rain likely?

Rainfall in South Launceston is usually light and patchy unless a trough pushes through from the west. The forecast above indicates any chance of showers. If rain is predicted, the heaviest falls tend to arrive mid-to-late afternoon.

LocationSouth Launceston, TAS 7249
Elevation~10 metres above sea level
Typical morning minimum (this month)6–10°C
Typical afternoon maximum (this month)19–23°C
Does South Launceston get foggy in the morning?

Yes, especially from autumn through spring. The Tamar Valley traps cool air overnight, and if skies are clear, fog can linger until mid-morning. Drive slowly near the river flats.

How does the weather differ from central Launceston?

South Launceston is slightly lower and closer to the river, so it can be 1–2°C cooler at dawn. Afternoon temperatures are similar, but the breeze can feel stronger along the river corridor.

Should I expect strong winds?

Westerly winds are common but rarely exceed 30 km/h in settled conditions. A cold front can gust to 50 km/h for a few hours. Check the live forecast above for any wind warnings.

For broader forecasts, see our Australia weather hub or check conditions in Melbourne Weather.