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27/08/2025

27/08/2025

It was a wild night in the mountains and as expected the resorts were hit by heavy rain. The Victorian resorts got off a bit lighter than NSW with around 30mm. Unfortunately NSW was smashed with Perisher recieving a whopping 86mm and Thredbo 55mm. This will have caused a lot of damage to the cover, especially down low where the runoff with see creeks full and pooling on the flatter areas.

The good news is that what was lost should be replenished by the snow that is on the way.

Today will see the showers and rain in the NSW resorts started to move away and the temps will drop below zero. Victorian resorts are already below zero this morning and have light snow falling/ Light snow will continue on and off throughout the day and start to lower overnight. Winds will be very strong nudging 100km/h about the peaks so it's likely we will see some lifts on hold (and this is likely over the next four days).

Snowfalls will become heavier on Thursday with the snow level dropping to around 1100-1200m with winds once again around 100km/h about the peaks, which should affect some lifts.

Friday is will be one to remember. There will see widespread heavy snowfalls with blizzard conditions (winds up around 120km/h about the peaks causing lift closures) and snowfalls possibly reaching as low as 700m. Most resorts will be looking to add around 30-50cm on this day alone (most will fall during the afternoon and night). Roads will be chaotic with heavy snow covering the low lying areas, so be prepared for slow trips in and out of resorts.

Saturday will see only light snow showers above 1200m although the winds will still remain strong. Roads will be snow affected from the heavy snow that fell overnight so it may be difficult getting into the resorts.

Sunday will see conditions ease and the wind start to die down. Most of next week looks a lot tamer with light winds and some sunny breaks. Anyone heading out into the backcountry take care as there could be some slippage due to the heavy pre-frontal rain we saw before the heavy snow.

This dump should give us enough snow to see out the season and it's likely resorts will ease up on any snowmaking from here on in.

14/07/2025

Be safe on the roads. Grab your chains from the leaders in snow chains for Snowy Mountains region.

Visitors to NSW ski resorts are being reminded to drive to the conditions after more than 100 instances of cars sliding off the roads this winter.

10/07/2025

Season is kicking into gear, and it looks like you may be missing it, so we thought lets remind our crew that its time to get down and enjoy some of the excellent conditions now happening in the Snowy's. With snow predicted to continue to fall over the next week, its a perfect time to book in a snow holiday. If you need any gear, from skis, snowboards, clothing, toboggans or snow chains - save 10% and use code BOSS10.
https://bossoutdoorsports.com.au

04/07/2025

Still on track for a huge July.

02/07/2025

Its in the post. Have you reserved your hire yet?

We have an upgrade!!!! Check the forecasts...

15 Day Resort Forecasts: https://www.snowatch.com.au/15-day-forecasts/
Long Range Forecast: https://www.snowatch.com.au/long-range-forecast/

25/06/2025

Snow is still stacking on, with plenty of fresh at all resorts, just waiting for your signature tracks. If you are looking to hire this weekend, visit https://bossoutdoorsports.com.au/ and use code BOSS10 to save 10%.

24/06/2025

Its on.

24/06/2025

24/06/2025

There has been 25-40cms of snow across the Aussie Alps since yesterday afternoon and snow falls will continue today, the Grasshopper writing in today's forecast:

"Snow will continue to fall until Wednesday evening, and by the end of the day, snow will fall to low elevations, freezing levels plummeting today as colder air moves through. 24-hour accumulations are expected to be around 30-50cm for the New South Wales resorts, 20-40 cm for Victoria, and around 15cm for Mt Baw Baw. Not only that, the weather on Friday and the weekend is going to be mint, so clear your schedule!"

https://www.mountainwatch.com/grasshopper/

07/06/2025