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

Based on the live forecast above, Longford today is shaping up with a mild top around the mid‑20s under partly cloudy skies, light north‑easterly winds and no significant rain expected – a typical late‑spring day for this inland Meander Valley town, 20 kilometres south of Launceston.

What’s driving Longford’s weather this week?

Longford sits in a broad river valley, sheltered from coastal influences, so its daily temperatures can swing more than nearby Launceston weather Tas. The live forecast above shows a gradual warming trend through the week, with overnight lows dropping into single digits – frost is still possible on calm, clear mornings. A weak trough may bring a shower or two later in the period, but nothing heavy.

How does Longford compare with Hobart and Launceston?

Because Longford is inland and slightly higher (around 150 metres above sea level), it often records cooler overnight lows than Launceston proper. Hobart weather, 180 kilometres south, tends to be a few degrees cooler in summer and more exposed to southerly fronts. For a detailed outlook, check the Australia weather hub and keep an eye on any Severe Weather Warning if fronts develop.

LocationMeander Valley, 20 km south of Launceston, northern Tasmania
Average annual rainfall~620 mm, fairly evenly spread through the year
Typical summer max24–26 °C, with occasional hotter days over 35 °C
Typical winter min2–4 °C, frost common from May to September
What’s the best time to visit Longford?

Late spring (October–November) and early autumn (March–April) offer mild days, lower rainfall and fewer frosts – ideal for exploring the historic village and nearby wetlands.

Does Longford ever get snow?

Snow is rare at Longford’s low elevation, but a light dusting can occur once every few years when a cold southerly snap coincides with heavy showers. The nearby Western Tiers see snow more reliably.

How windy is Longford?

Wind is generally light to moderate, averaging 10–15 km/h. Strong north‑westerlies ahead of cold fronts can gust over 60 km/h, particularly in spring. The live forecast above will show any wind changes.