Outcome: A modest spring fall . . . → Read More: Next week (2-5 September)
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Outcome: Basically fizzed; Perisher Valley claimed less than 10 cm . . . → Read More: 11-14 August Outcome: Each of these (Thursday and Saturday) delivered about 5 cm, but with heavy rain preceding the snow on Saturday (60 mm at Perisher Valley). Miserable. . . . → Read More: Thursday (30 July) 
Outcome: Ignore the rain; this was another nice fall . . . → Read More: 3-5 August 
Outcome: Perisher Valley claims 65 cm; Falls Creek 45 cm . . . → Read More: 23-26 July 
Outcome: About 25 cm at Perisher Valley . . . → Read More: 14-16 July 
Outcome: A nice fall, finally . . . → Read More: 10-12 July 
Outcome: Zip, nada, biggest system prediction fail in recent memory . . . → Read More: 23-25 June 
Outcome: Too warm Outcome Perisher Valley claimed 2 cm snowfall, which looks pretty accurate. We’re now officially at zero snow depth at Spencers Creek. There’s still a bit of snow high on the Main Range and under high-quality snow making equipment, but that’s it. JMA precipitation inferred from satellite imagery (rain!) BOM surface chart archive Update This is looking more marginal now I’m afraid. The shape has shifted slightly so that Thursday’s feed is a bit more . . . → Read More: 17-18 June 
Outcome: 5 cm Outcome: Light snowfalls only — Perisher Valley claimed 5 cm; Falls Creek 8 cm. The system weakened and slipped north just as it approached the alps (click for sources): JMA precipitation inferred from satellite imagery BOM surface chart archive Original post (3 June) After missing last weekend’s nice little season starter (30 May – 1 June; 30 cm at Perisher Valley), time to get in on the act. There’ll be an odd little . . . → Read More: 4-5 June |
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