It's remaining mostly dry across the resorts until Wednesday 29th, thanks to a building high will maintain clear skies with cold and frosty nights. From Thursday 30th, an approaching low pressure trough should cause patchy rain to develop, with fresh northwesterly winds and deteriorating visibility. This rain will ease to showers on Friday 31st, before another trough and cold front bring potentially heavy rain on Saturday 1st, tending to snow on the peaks as a cold airmass builds during the afternoon. Light snow showers should persist into Sunday, although mainly over the Victorian fields, with the snow level lowering to around 1600 metres. Fresh winds will also make for wintry conditions.
By Monday 3rd a developing high pressure system will cause snow showers to clear and wind to ease, with clearing skies leading to frosty mornings until Wednesday 5th. Another cold front should arrive around Friday 7th, bringing a further dusting of snow. At this stage, however, only light falls are indicated for
Issued Sunday 10:54