Hail Damage from Wild Weather Strikes Tasmania
Monday, 2 September 2024, 03:00
Destructive Weather Conditions in Tasmania
Hail has wreaked havoc in Tasmania, with wild weather resulting in fallen trees and powerlines. On September 1, severe winds left 30,000 Tasmanians without electricity.
Calls for Assistance Surge
The SES, led by Executive Director Mick Lowe, responded to 347 requests for assistance in just 12 hours. With varying damage reports from different regions, the organization stressed that the risk of further damage and flooding isn’t over.
- Hail damage resulted from high wind speeds.
- Residents urged to stay alert, especially while driving.
For ongoing weather updates, Tasmanians can refer to:
- Latest weather warnings at BOM.
- Current alerts via TasALERT.com.
- Advice on preparation at SES Tasmania.
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