One last cold front is sliding away and we stay in a belt of northwesterly winds until Thursday, thanks to a band of high pressure up over the interior of the country. It will remain windy, and too warm for snow....
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We are in a belt of northwesterly winds, with a band of high pressure up over the interior of the country, and cold fronts sliding away. This makes it too warm for snow, and brings windy and sometimes wet conditions....
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A weak low pressure system will move from northwest Tasmania to east of Tasmania on the weekend. It is only borderline cold enough for snow up high, lowering to around 1600 metres at times on Friday and Saturday, with only light falls. ...
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A low pressure system should be near Mt Gambier on Thursday night, southwest Tasmania on Friday night, then east of Tasmania on the weekend. The low is weakening, after peaking back to our west earlier in the week. It is only borderline cold enough for snow up high, but most of......
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A high pressure system is moving out to our east, as a low and trough cross central parts of Australia....
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A strong cold front is crossing southeast Australia, but it is what is in behind it that is really interesting. A trough will follow, while an associated low pressure system crosses Bass Strait. This brings a significant pool of cold air, and heavy snow....
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We are taking a mostly dry break, after snowfalls yesterday and this morning, before the next big system moves in....
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