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Weather Burnie – Somerset

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

The live forecast above shows today’s conditions for Burnie – Somerset, where a cool, maritime climate typically brings mild summers and damp winters. Expect coastal breezes and frequent cloud cover.

What drives Burnie – Somerset’s weather today?

The region sits on Tasmania’s north-west coast, so the prevailing westerly winds and the Bass Strait moderate temperatures year-round. The live forecast above will reflect any passing troughs or high-pressure systems that affect cloud, wind and rain chances.

  • Sea breezes often keep coastal areas a few degrees cooler than inland spots during summer.
  • Winter fronts can bring persistent drizzle and gusty north-westerlies, especially overnight.
  • Check the live forecast above for real-time wind speeds and precipitation likelihood.

How does the season affect Burnie – Somerset?

Summer (December–February) averages 21–23°C with occasional hot days, while winter (June–August) sits around 12–14°C with frequent rain. The live forecast above gives the immediate trend.

  • Autumn and spring are transitional, with variable winds and lower rainfall than winter.
  • Frost is rare near the coast but can occur inland on clear, calm nights.
Average summer max21°C
Average winter min6°C
Annual rainfall~950 mm
Prevailing windNorth-westerly
Is Burnie – Somerset windy?

Yes, especially in spring and winter when north-westerly winds can gust 40–50 km/h. Coastal areas are more exposed, but the live forecast above shows current wind speeds and direction.

Does Burnie get snow?

Snow is very rare at sea level in Burnie – Somerset. The surrounding hills may see light dustings once or twice a decade, but the live forecast above will indicate any unusual cold outbreaks.

When is the best time to visit?

Late summer (February–March) offers the warmest, driest weather with long daylight hours. Check the live forecast above before planning outdoor activities.

For broader conditions across Australia, visit our Australia weather hub. If severe storms are forecast, check the severe weather warning page for Tasmania alerts.