Australia Daily Snow
By Mike O'Connor, Meteorologist Posted 16 days ago June 15, 2025
Some Light Snowfall Then Settled Weather
Summary
The second weekend in the Aussie Alps was great, with Mt Baw Baw opening some slopes. Groomed runs were best, while off-piste stayed early-season. A front will bring 5-10cm of snow Monday night into Tuesday, followed by settled weather midweek. More snow is expected next week.
Short Term Forecast
Forecast for Monday 16th and Tuesday 17th June
Strengthening northwest winds will push clouds and scattered drizzle or snow flurries over Victorian resorts, while New South Wales will remain partly cloudy. A front moving in from the west will bring a burst of snow overnight.
Light snow showers will continue but ease to occasional flurries by afternoon in Victoria and by evening in New South Wales, as strong gusty northwest winds shift to westerly.
Forecast for Wednesday 18th to Sunday 22nd June
Remaining snow flurries will clear by dawn on Wednesday, followed by clouds slowly clearing as west-southwest winds ease. The weather will be mostly fine on Thursday with some high cloud and a light west-northwest breeze. High pressure will bring stable and settled conditions through Friday and the weekend, but clouds and northwest winds will increase on Sunday ahead of an approaching front from the west.
Extended Forecast
The front is forecast to arrive on Monday, June 23rd, starting with rain and some high-altitude snow. Cooler air and snow down to the base are expected from Tuesday through Friday, likely replenishing the snowpack ahead of the weekend of June 28th-29th.
Thanks for reading. The next forecast will be out early Wednesday.
Mike
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