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Grasshopper’s 2026 Australian Snow Season Outlook – June Update
Welcome back to another Australian seasonal update, and although it might not yet look like it, we are a few weeks into the snow season. Despite some early falls and optimism things have been warm and the few storms that have rolled through were rather wet. So, let’s revisit what our expectations were for this winter below as we dive back into our seasonal outlook.
If you have been keeping up to date with the weekly forecasts, you’ll know that there isn’t a huge amount to report. A front/trough system approaching from the west this week is largely all bark to bite and will weaken thanks to the high-pressure system over the southeast.
Hope on the horizon as snowless school holidays approach
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The school holidays start at the end of the week for Victoria and Queensland, but people heading to the mountains will find almost no snow in what is already one of the worst starts to the Australian snow season on record.
The official snow depth at Spencers Creek – the highest of three New South Wales sites where Snowy Hydro regularly measures snow throughout the cooler months – is currently zero.
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