Flood

It is important to be aware of any flood risk that might exist where you live, where you have property and where you work.

Storm

Severe storms accompanied by strong winds, lightning, hail and flash flooding can cause damage to properties if residents are unprepared.

Tsunami

If you live on, or regularly visit the coast, get to know the tsunami history and the coastal flood-prone areas of your community.

Landslide

Landslides can occur anywhere. You can help reduce the effects of landslides by knowing what to do.

When Flood occurs

Check TasALERT for SES Flood Warnings
If you’re isolated by floodwater, call 132 500
Check that family and neighbours are safe
Bring pets inside

When the storm arrives

Stay indoors
Listen to your battery radio for information updates
Be alert and watch for hazards if driving

During a Tsunami

Monitor local TV and radio
Reach high ground
Do not go onto the beach

Take action during a Landslide

Alert proper officials
Alert neighbours
Leave the area

Cleaning up after a Flood

Drink only bottled or boiled water
Be aware of road hazards
If you were evacuated, do not return home until authorities tell you it is safe.

After the Storm

Stay clear of fallen power lines and debris
Do not allow children to play in or near floodwaters
Check that neighbours are okay

After a Tsunami

Avoid the beach until deemed safe
Check that family and neighbours are okay
Be aware of hazards

Landslide recovery

Notify authorities of any hazards
Stay clear of unstable areas
Turn off water, gas and electricity

SES Flood Warnings

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BOM Weather Warnings

Community Alerts

Australian Warning System in Tasmania

The Australian Warning System is a nationally consistent three level warning system for 5-hazards; bushfire, flood, storm, cyclone, and heat.

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