The Bureau of Meteorology predicts that on Monday, a deep low pressure centre will pass to the south of the state bringing rain and a strong and cold westerly airstream.

Monday could be the windiest day Tasmania had seen since early November, with gusts of 90 to 100 km/h possible across much of the state.

Due to this, a severe weather warning may be issued on Sunday.

The Bureau said burnt trees around recent fire grounds are particularly vulnerable in these types of windy conditions.

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About 20 to 40mm of rain is forecast through Northern and Western Tasmania on Monday.

Elevated terrain is likely to see higher totals. Five to 10mm of rainfall is expected throughout the rest of the state.

Thunderstorms are also possible.

Showers are expected to begin developing throughout much of the state on Saturday, and is expected to continue until Monday.

Temperatures are expected to be 23 degrees on Saturday, 22 on Sunday, and 18 on Monday in Launceston, and are predicted to be much the same throughout towns in the North.

To keep up to date with weather and any warnings, visit the Bureau of Meteorology website.