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New Zealand ski slopes not looking so good after all
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

After a promising start, the unusually warm weather in New Zealand is disrupting the begining of the ski season. It was to be Coronet Peak’s launch party this weekend but, unfortunately, they have had to postpone it. Better snowmaking temperatures are expected next week, and the resort only needs temperatures of –2 degrees centigrade with low humidity for 72 hours to open the whole area with purely man-made snow....Mt Hutt is due to open next weekend (11th June). However, although snow was made there last weekend, temperatures are currently too warm to continue. The area needs 4 to 5 days of low temperatures to cover most of the pistes. It appears there is little snow on other ski fields in New Zealand too.

See: http://snow.co.nz/
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Yes is looking a bit sad at present. Rain forecast for the weekend but then cooling and some light snow possible through most of next week. We just need it to cool down enough for the snow makers to get to work. May was by far the warmest on record for all of New Zealand but the long range forecast for the winter is for a return to average temperatures for this part of the country but above average for the more northern regions. Lets hope the are wrong and it will get really cold. Puzzled
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