Thredbo Village Sky Observations
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| Time | Vis | Cloud | Current weather | Past weather | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| m | |||||
| Wed 15:00 EST |
5000 | 8/8 | Intermittent slight drizzle | Drizzle |
|
| Wed 09:00 EST |
20000 | 3/8 | Sky unchanged | Drizzle |
|
| Tue 15:00 EST |
50000 | 6/8 | Cloud developing | - |
|
| Tue 09:00 EST |
50000 | - | Sky unchanged | - |
|
| Mon 15:00 EST |
50000 | 1/8 | Cloud dissolving |
Snow or sleet
Cloudy at times |
|
| Mon 09:00 EST |
- | 7/8 | Continuous slight snow | Snow or sleet |
|
| Sun 15:00 EST |
2000 | 8/8 | Continuous slight snow | - |
|
| Sat 15:00 EST |
1000 | 7/8 | Intermittent slight snow | Snow or sleet |
|
| Sat 09:00 EST |
1500 | 8/8 | Intermittent slight snow | Rain |
|
| Fri 15:00 EST |
2000 | 8/8 | Moderate/heavy drizzle/rain | Rain |
|
| Fri 09:00 EST |
3000 | 8/8 | Moderate/heavy drizzle/rain | Rain |
|
| Thu 15:00 EST |
2500 | 8/8 | Continuous slight snow | Snow or sleet |
|
| Thu 09:00 EST |
2000 | 8/8 | Continuous slight snow | Snow or sleet |
|
Station Details
THREDBO VILLAGE
Snowy Mountains, New South Wales ACT
Snowy Mountains, New South Wales ACT
36.5031°S 148.3038°E
1380m AMSL
Commenced 1969
Commenced 1969
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