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NZ South Island swept by "biggest snow event since 1992"
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New Zealand's south island has been hit by exceptional snowfall, after most of its ski areas packed up early for the season due to an earlier snow drought and high temperatures.

3000 Air New Zealand passengers had their travel plans disrupted on 19 September due to the closure of Christchurch Airport. A Christchurch City Council spokesperson said there hadn't been an event of this type since the big snow in 1992. Some roads in the Canterbury region have been shut. The storm has now moved to the north island.

Reports from tvnz.co.nz: report 1 ... report 2.

Maybe this boost will revive business for the few ski areas remaining open.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

David Goldsmith, if memory serves, resorts already packed up for the season tend to stay that way, regardless of new snow. But any that were brave enough to remain open will be thanking the snow gods!
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

Well, they're certainly popping corks on Mount Hutt - this report from The Ashburton Guardian.

And Mount Ruapehu on the north island is enjoying 50cm of new snow - this report from scoop.co.nz.
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BTW, the giant carrot [cough] it's er..... a thing. So Kiwi. So embarressing Embarassed
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Mount Ruapehu is enjoying 50cm of new snow


Arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrgh!
In the nicest possible way, You *astard! Don't tease me! Crying or Very sad
I have hot flushes every time I allow myself to think there might be snow left when I go back this Xmas.
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Coronet Peak has been reopened, thanks to the new snow: report from Natives.co.uk.
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