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Mount Hutt, New Zealand, hit by freak summer blizzard
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Mount Hutt, on the south island of New Zealand, has had a summer lift construction project disrupted by a surprise storm that blocked its long access road and left up to 20cm of snow on the mountain. The ski station is in the midst of building a 6-seat chairlift that will radically improve uplift on the mountain...

This report from The Ashburton Guardian.

Meanwhile, on the north island, New Zealand's first snowdome - Snowplanet, near Auckland - is nearing completion and due to open in March 2005. This report and photo from Snow.co.nz.
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