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Snow & Ski Weather

sunny
Cabramurra  2/
Charlotte Pass  -4/
frost then sunny
mostly sunny
Falls Creek  2/
mostly sunny
Mt Buller  2/
mostly sunny
Mt Hotham  1/
sunny
Perisher  -3/
sunny
Thredbo  -1/
Shading indicates areas above forecast snow level
No snowfall likely

Snow and ski 14 day weather forecast

  Weather Prob. of Precip Likely Snow Snow Level Wind Visibility  
Sun
May 26
Early frost. Mostly sunny 5% nil - Moderate SW Excellent snow forecast chart
Mon
May 27
Early frost. Mostly sunny 5% nil - Light SE/NE Excellent snow forecast chart
Tue
May 28
Early frost then mostly cloudy 10% nil - Moderate N/NW Good snow forecast chart
Wed
May 29
Cloud thickening 20% nil - Fresh NW Deteriorating snow forecast chart
Thu
May 30
Patchy rain 60% nil - Fresh NNW Poor snow forecast chart
Fri
May 31
Rain easing to showers 70% nil - Light NNW Fair snow forecast chart
Sat
Jun 01
Windy with rain tending to snow 80% 2-5cm 1800 Fresh NW/SW Poor snow forecast chart
Sun
Jun 02
Snow showers 60% 2-5cm 1600 Fresh W/SW Poor snow forecast chart
Mon
Jun 03
Snowfalls clearing, wind easing 50% <2cm 1800 Fresh SW/S Improving snow forecast chart
Tue
Jun 04
Early frost then sunny 20% nil - Moderate S/SE Good snow forecast chart
Wed
Jun 05
Early frost then sunny 20% nil - Light/variable Good snow forecast chart
Thu
Jun 06
Cloud increasing 30% nil - Moderate NW Deteriorating snow forecast chart
Fri
Jun 07
Snow showers developing 50% nil - Fresh NW Poor snow forecast chart
Sat
Jun 08
Snow showers 60% nil - Fresh NW/SW Poor snow forecast chart
Sun
Jun 09
Snow showers clearing 30% nil - Moderate SW Improving snow forecast chart
Ski Resort Reports & Snow Cams
Perisher Thredbo Mt Selwyn Charlotte Pass Ben Lomond Mt Mawson Mt Buller Mt Baw Baw Falls Creek Mt Hotham Lake Mountain Dinner Plain Mt Donna Buang Mt Stirling Mt St Gwinear

Alpine 14 day weather commentary

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

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