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The Australian ski season finally gets underway
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

At last, the ski resorts in New South Wales and Victoria have got some snow, and just in time for the school holidays. The conditions in New South Wales (e.g. Perisher Blue, Thredbo) are pretty good now, with moderate cover. In Victoria (e.g. Falls Creek, Hotham, Mount Buller), several centimetres of snow fell at the end of last week. And, while the conditions still aren’t great, more snow is forecast to fall all week....See: http://ski.com.au/weather/forecast/index.html

Meanwhile, a series of winter storms brought several centimetres more snow and the coldest temperatures of the season at major New Zealand ski resorts at the weekend, forcing them to close because of the arctic conditions. There were 25cm of snow at the top of The Remarkables, 20cm at Cardrona, 15cm on Coronet Peak and 10cm at Mt. Hutt. Snow levels reached Queenstown and Wanaka.

See: http://www.firsttracksonline.com/index.php?name=News&file=article&sid=4637
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