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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Down Under Brief Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Carrick, in the Meander Valley just south of Launceston, is currently seeing conditions as shown in the live forecast above. This inland Tasmanian town typically experiences a cool temperate climate, with crisp mornings and afternoon sea breezes filtering up the Tamar River valley.
What is the typical weather pattern for Carrick?
Carrick sits in a rain shadow east of the Great Western Tiers, making it noticeably drier than the state’s west coast. Summers are mild to warm, with January highs often reaching the mid-20s Celsius, while winters are cool and frosty, with July minimums frequently dropping below 3°C. The live forecast above will show how today compares to this seasonal baseline.
How does Carrick’s weather compare to nearby towns?
Being inland, Carrick is often a few degrees cooler overnight than Launceston weather reports, but it can be warmer on sunny afternoons. It is generally less windy than coastal Devonport weather. For a broader outlook, check the Australia weather hub or the Carrick weather 14 day forecast for planning.
Does Carrick get snow?
Snow is rare in Carrick itself due to its low elevation. However, the nearby Great Western Tiers often receive a dusting in winter, and frost is common in the valley during clear, calm nights.
Is Carrick windier than Hobart?
No. Carrick is generally less windy than Hobart weather, which is exposed to the Roaring Forties. Carrick’s inland position offers more shelter, though afternoon northerlies can pick up in spring.
What is the best time to visit Carrick?
Late summer (February to March) offers the most settled weather for outdoor activities, with warm days and lower rainfall. Autumn also provides mild conditions and fewer crowds.