y uh I did bre frog yeah frog M all them padic are underwat not not not completely oh tasmanians living near the Derwin and sticks Rivers have been told to evacuate residents living near two swollen Tasmanian Rivers have been warned to evacuate as heavy rain and strong winds batter the state let's have a look here oh yeah the emergency warning issued on Sunday applies to the Derwin and sticks rivers near where they meet Northwest of Hobart homeowners have been warned their properties could be isolated or even flooded flooding poses a threat to life the TS Alert warning set property livestock equipment and crops are likely to be at risk from flooding look at all the birds over there the birds are found something neat W yeah so there's water in the extreme weather has left 30,000 people without power and flooded roads across the state the warning applies to anyone living near rivers between Meadow Bank mcquery Plains and Bushy Park the state emergency service is warning people to prepare their properties by moving livestock and and equipment to Higher Ground and doing the same for furniture and belongings inside evacuation centers have been set up at the Derwin Valley sports and recreation center and Memorial Hall both in new norfol Tasmania has so far experienced the worst weather to hit Australia's Southeast with wind gusts of more than 170 kmph and air feeling like -20° or colder mat Wier Island Lighthouse reported gusts of 187 kmph with sustained winds of 163 kmph and canani on Mount Wellington recorded gusts of 172 kmph with sustained winds of 103 km per hour 137 kmph conditions improved slightly yesterday but both locations are still recording wind gusts stronger than 130 kmph hurricane force wind and other wind warnings remain in effect for much of the state today severe weather warnings for locally damaging winds remain in effect for much of the state early this morning