Northern Tasmania Remains On High Alert Following Floods(01 of09)
Open Image ModalLAUNCESTON, AUSTRALIA - JUNE 08: Cataract Gorge flooding into the Tamar River on June 8, 2016 in Launceston, Australia. Despite flood waters peaking lower than expected on Wednesday, the state remains on high alert as dangerous rivers still pose a threat. One person is confirmed dead and police are still searching for two men reported missing. (Photo by Heath Holden/Getty Images) (credit:Heath Holden via Getty Images)
Northern Tasmania Remains On High Alert Following Floods(02 of09)
Open Image ModalLAUNCESTON, AUSTRALIA - JUNE 08: Cataract Gorge flooding into the Tamar River on June 8, 2016 in Launceston, Australia. Despite flood waters peaking lower than expected on Wednesday, the state remains on high alert as dangerous rivers still pose a threat. One person is confirmed dead and police are still searching for two men reported missing. (Photo by Heath Holden/Getty Images) (credit:Heath Holden via Getty Images)
Northern Tasmania Faces Severe Flooding As Storm Weather Hits(03 of09)
Open Image ModalLATROBE, AUSTRALIA - JUNE 06: A stand up paddle boarder explores the flooded Bells Parade area after the Mersey River broke its banks on June 6, 2016 in Latrobe, Australia. A flood watch is in place for all Tasmanian river basins after parts of the state received rainfall in excess of 200 millimetres. (Photo by Heath Holden/Getty Images) (credit:Heath Holden via Getty Images)
Northern Tasmania Faces Severe Flooding As Storm Weather Hits(04 of09)
Open Image ModalLATROBE, AUSTRALIA - JUNE 06: Bells Parade which sits on the Mersey River is a popular area for kids and BBQ\'s, it is completely underwater on June 6, 2016 in Latrobe, Australia. A flood watch is in place for all Tasmanian river basins after parts of the state received rainfall in excess of 200 millimetres. (Photo by Heath Holden/Getty Images) (credit:Heath Holden via Getty Images)
Northern Tasmania Faces Severe Flooding As Storm Weather Hits(05 of09)
Open Image ModalLATROBE, AUSTRALIA - JUNE 06: Cows stand on the safe dry land after hundreds were not so lucky when the Mersey River broke its banks on June 6, 2016 in Latrobe, Australia. A flood watch is in place for all Tasmanian river basins after parts of the state received rainfall in excess of 200 millimetres. (Photo by Heath Holden/Getty Images) (credit:Heath Holden via Getty Images)
Northern Tasmania Faces Severe Flooding As Storm Weather Hits(06 of09)
Open Image ModalLATROBE, AUSTRALIA - JUNE 06: Two surviving cows which were swept down the Mersey River walk past Bells Parade after exiting the water at a nearby boat ramp on June 6, 2016 in Latrobe, Australia. A flood watch is in place for all Tasmanian river basins after parts of the state received rainfall in excess of 200 millimetres. (Photo by Heath Holden/Getty Images) (credit:Heath Holden via Getty Images)
Clean Up Begins In Northern Tasmania After Damaging Storm And Floods(07 of09)
Open Image ModalDEVONPORT, AUSTRALIA - JUNE 07: Boat wreckages and debris is washed ashore along the beaches on June 7, 2016 in Devonport, Australia. Four people remain missing and three people have been confirmed dead after record flooding in Tasmania. The Tasmanian Government is providing emergency aid to people who have lost homes and property in the floods. (Photo by Heath Holden/Getty Images) (credit:Heath Holden via Getty Images)
Northern Tasmania Faces Severe Flooding As Storm Weather Hits(08 of09)
Open Image ModalLATROBE, AUSTRALIA - JUNE 06: Motorists turn around at road closures across the coast after the Mersey River broke its banks on June 6, 2016 in Launceston, Australia. A flood watch is in place for all Tasmanian river basins after parts of the state received rainfall in excess of 200 millimetres. (Photo by Heath Holden/Getty Images) (credit:Heath Holden via Getty Images)
Northern Tasmania Faces Severe Flooding As Storm Weather Hits(09 of09)
Open Image ModalLATROBE, AUSTRALIA - JUNE 06: Historic Sherwood Hall at Bells Parade is swamped after the Mersey River broke its banks on June 6, 2016 in Latrobe, Australia. A flood watch is in place for all Tasmanian river basins after parts of the state received rainfall in excess of 200 millimetres. (Photo by Heath Holden/Getty Images) (credit:Heath Holden via Getty Images)