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Chile hit by huge rainfall and low snow
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Santiago, capital of Chile - one of the southern hemisphere's key skiing countries - has been hit by very severe weather and extensive flooding. Up to a full year's rainfall has been experienced in some parts of the city in the past 48 hours, with extensive flooding, and rare low-lying snow is expected.

[Some of the country's key ski areas lie not far from the capital, so some great skiing could be expected if the storms also took in the local Andes, and if the access roads are clear! Hopefully we can get some snow updates shortly]

This report from Merco Press.
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