Storm Exits Friday, An Extra Top-Up Late Sun into Early Mon

Australia Daily Snow

By Mike O'Connor, Meteorologist Posted 2 days ago July 10, 2025

Summary

A snowstorm that began Tuesday brought 10–20cm by Thursday morning, with over 15cm more by early Friday at Perisher. Light snow will continue through Friday before clearing overnight. Another front is set to deliver 5–15cm above 1600m from late Sunday into Monday.

Short Term Forecast

Forecast for Friday 11th & Saturday 12th July

Friday will see light snow continuing before drying up overnight, with rising snow levels leading to slushy conditions below 1600–1700m and strong gusty winds in exposed areas. Saturday looks like the pick of the weekend with fresh snow, some sunshine through the clouds, light winds, and patchy drizzle developing in western Victoria at night.

Forecast for Sunday 13th & Monday 14th July

A storm brings patchy drizzle turning to snow above 1600m on Sunday with strong northwest gales, followed by Monday’s cloudy skies, flurries mostly in Victoria, and chilly shifting winds.

Extended Forecast

Snow showers are expected on most days next week as a series of weak systems skim across the Australian Alps. Snow levels could rise above the base at times, but there’s potential for more significant falls late in the week, particularly on Friday and Saturday if conditions align.