Tassie’s Wild Weather Up Close

In Tasmania, talking about the weather isn’t just small talk. It’s a shared obsession. We joke about four seasons in a day, check three fine forecasts and still pack a jacket, and know that a sunny morning can end in a soaking.

But what’s behind these wild swings? How rare is a so-called 1-in-100-year storm? And what happens when the patterns we’ve relied on start to shift?

This talk brings together experts in meteorology, climate science and disaster resillience to explore what drives Tasmania’s most extreme weather events and what they mean for our livelihoods and future.

Tickets are free but essential, secure yours now to avoid missing out.
Attend online: https://utas.zoom.us/webinar/register/6717501241206/WN_udlqm8fVTtyHx6VeJ0DH4g

Attend at the venue: https://events.humanitix.com/tassie-s-wild-weather-up-close?c=facebook

You may also like the following events from University of Tasmania:

• This Wednesday, 23rd July, 08:00 am, Voyage to Antarctica’s Floodgates in Hobart
• This Friday, 25th July, 09:00 am, University of Tasmania Community Info Session - West Coast in Adelaide
• Next month, 20th August, 05:00 am, Philip Smith Centre community tour in Hobart

Also check out other Workshops in Sandy Bay, Virtual events in Sandy Bay.