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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Coast Brief Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Evandale’s weather is typical of northern Tasmania: cool to mild, with afternoon sea breezes and rain mostly from north-westerly systems, so checking the live forecast above shows exactly what to expect today.
What drives the daily conditions in Evandale?
The town sits in the Tamar Valley, sheltered by the Western Tiers, which funnels cooler air from the Bass Strait. That means mornings often start clear before north‑westerly winds bring cloud and showers by midday. Summer highs hover around 22–26°C, while winter drops to 3–13°C, with frosts common in July.
For hourly details, see our Weather 10 Days page for Evandale’s timing.
What’s the best way to stay updated?
Use the live forecast above for today. For radar and hour‑by‑hour timing, check evandale weather hourly data from the Bureau. Nearby Launceston weather and Hobart weather pages also reflect the same systems moving south‑east.
For rural forecasts, look up weather evandale tasmania elders and keep an eye on the evandale weather radar loop for approaching rain bands.
How cold does Evandale get in winter?
Overnight lows in July average just below 3°C, with ground frost on about 15 mornings per month. Daytime highs reach only 12–13°C, so bring layers if visiting from June to August.
Does Evandale get snow?
Snow is rare in the valley floor — you’d need to head to the Central Highlands above 900 metres. Evandale itself sees sleet maybe once or twice a decade, usually in July or August.
How reliable are the west – to – east rain bands?
Very reliable. Tasmania’s prevailing north‑west flow pushes most rain across the northern coast, so Evandale’s showers are short and predictable. The radar will show you the next band about 30 minutes out.