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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australian News Desk Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Check the live forecast above before heading out — Bothwell’s weather can shift quickly, especially in winter when frosts and fog are common. This inland Tasmanian town sits at around 350 metres elevation, making it noticeably cooler than Hobart.
What’s the forecast for Bothwell today?
The live forecast above gives you the most up-to-date picture. Bothwell typically sees clear mornings followed by afternoon cloud, with temperatures often several degrees lower than the Hobart area. If you’re travelling from the coast, pack an extra layer — even in summer the evenings can turn chilly.
How does Bothwell’s climate compare to Hobart?
Bothwell is significantly colder than Hobart, especially overnight. While Hobart weather is moderated by the Derwent estuary, Bothwell’s inland valley location traps cold air, leading to frosts from autumn through spring. Summer daytime highs average around 22°C, but winter nights can drop below freezing. For a broader picture, you can compare with the Australia weather hub.
Is Bothwell colder than Hobart?
Yes, typically by 3–5°C during the day and more at night. Bothwell’s higher elevation and inland position mean frosts are common, while Hobart’s coastal location keeps it milder. Check the bothwell weather 14 day forecast to plan ahead.
Does Bothwell get snow?
Snowfall is rare in the town itself but occurs on the surrounding highlands a few times each winter. The nearby Mount Field National Park often receives snow, making it a popular day trip. For road conditions, see severe weather warnings.
How does New Norfolk weather compare?
New Norfolk, about 30 kilometres south, sits at a lower elevation (~100 metres) and is generally milder. Both towns share similar seasonal patterns, but New Norfolk experiences fewer frosts and slightly warmer overnight temperatures.
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