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Article about: Best wishes for those who were caught up in that area,, and hopefully a safe return for those who are unaccounted for. My hopes they may be in an area that is away from fire but still being

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    Over 100 properties lost in Tasmanian bushfires and 100 people so far unaccounted for. Police and the army are searching for the unaccounted people and are hoping that they will all be found safe and well, however, accept that some may not. Best wishes to our Tasmanian members and to the Police, fireos and all other emergency service personal who all do an outstanding job in times of crises. We are thinking of you all.

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    Terrible thing!
    In thoughts with them!!
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    hi sandgroper,
    whats the temps now in tasmania and do you no how the fire was started
    cheers adam

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    The temps have cooled down quite a bit now and, I think, most of the fires are now contained. The temps were around 41c which are record temps for Tassie, Tasmania is our southernmost state so tends to have much milder temps than the rest of the country. As far as I'm aware, the fires started due to the extreme temps. Many things can cause bushfires to start, spontaneous combustion from a build up of leaf litter generating enough heat to burst into flame etc....lightening strikes, and idiots dropping cigarette butts and the like.

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    Today the temp in Sydney's western suburbs reached 39C and has been between 38 - low 40's the last few days. A thermometer of mine in the sun reached 48C ( that's 110F!!!!!! ) so yes, it's bloody hot all up the east coast! Thoughts go out to the Tassie folk!
    Dan
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    Was 53c just south of Cooper Pedy the other day, not nice.

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    Sad news!...

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    Terrible! I can only imagine what thoose poor people are going through

    Nick
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    Hoping you all stay safe and sound , I always watch BBC News and always think of fellow forum members , fires in Australia or floods in England . This site makes it a small world , so good luck to everyone in the New Year .
    Chris

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    fingers crossed they are ok.

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