Flooding is a big problem in Tasmania, and many groups work together to manage it. The Bureau of Meteorology uses a system to predict floods by looking at rainfall, collecting data, and using models. Different parts of Tasmania have different rainfall patterns that can lead to floods. The data collection network is important for predicting floods accurately. They use models to predict how rivers will rise during floods, like in the South Esk and Meander Rivers. In some areas, knowing the water levels in storages is crucial for predicting floods. They also use Flood Performance Diagrams to check how accurate their flood predictions are and improve their forecasting service.