Outcome:
About 15cm in NSW, more in Victoria.
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Update (22 June): Tuesday night came through (with good accumulations down to below 1600 m, not 1800 m), so we’re looking forward to seeing a number from you tomorrow, Hydro guys. . . . → Read More: Season starter … at last 
Outcome (27 June): There was about 90 cm of snowfall in aggregate for this event on my best estimate, a bit under half of which came with the lead-up system starting Tuesday night … which I barely rated initially. Ho hum; wrong again. It’s interesting to look at where the 500 hPa spaghetti plot finished up, for future future calibration. The blue line did not reach the alps: Spag plot for Friday morning (Note that the blue . . . → Read More: 23-25 June 
So far this year the extent of sea ice floating on the northern polar ocean has been off-the-chart low … again. It’s currently about a million square kilometres below the extraordinary record melt year we saw in 2012. . . . → Read More: Arctic sea ice update 
Outcome: This fizzed, obviously, except many places seem to have scored about 10 cm of snow on the tail, which is better than a kick in the guts. . . . → Read More: 8-10 June 
The new Australian senate voting system offers an opportunity to vote tactically with significant effect, and without much risk of making a mistake and wasting your vote. It’s worth thinking about. . . . → Read More: Tactical Senate voting We’ll I’ll be; some actual snow in the offing for the weekend. Don’t get too excited — not much, and on bare ground (tonight’s will be negligible). . . . → Read More: 27-28 May 
Yes, very very late, but here we go. For those who just want the answer, the Spencers Creek¹ peak snow depth for 2016 will be 159 ± 44 cm. . . . → Read More: Season 2016 snow depth prediction |
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