A powerful cold front will bring damaging winds, low-level snow, below-average temperatures and showers to most parts of Tasmania on Tuesday.
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Much of southern and eastern Australia is being impacted by a strong cold front and associated low-pressure system with the Bureau of Meteorology issuing a bushwalkers' weather alert for parts of the Western and Central Plateau forecast districts.
Snowfall as low as 600-700 metres is expected during Tuesday afternoon and evening with a frost warning issued for parts of the Midlands and Upper Derwent Valley as temperatures are forecast to drop to below minus one degree Celsius.
BOM said strong winds will make the temperature feel much colder during the day.
A gale warning for Tuesday is in place for the far North-West Coast, east of Flinders Island and Central West Coast, while a strong wind warning for the following areas central North Coast and Banks Strait and Franklin Sound has been issued.
BOM recommends people stay up to date with the latest warnings through its website and BOM Weather app.
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