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Snow chance
Alex Krisman, Saturday May 1, 2010 - 17:02 EST
An outbreak of cold weather over southeastern Australia may bring a flurry of snow later this week.
A strong cold front, accompanied by a deep low pressure system will blow a gale over TAS, VIC and alpine NSW. This will produce a combination of freezing conditions and plentiful moisture; the magic formula for snowfall.
Although it is unclear how extensive and prolonged this snow event will be, it appears likely that at least the peaks will witness some of the white stuff. Although May snow is not unheard of, good snowfall this early may boost confidence in the 2010 ski season.
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