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It is mostly dry until Thursday.
A weak cold front will clip eastern Victoria early Wednesday, and only brings a little snow.
A stronger cold front passes through on Thursday. A trough passes through on Friday, linked to a low pressure system tracking south of Tasmania.
It will warm up and we will see rain, but it is followed by snow from Thursday night.
How much snow...
1 to 3 cm Wednesday morning.
15 to 25 cm Thursday night through Friday.
DETAILED ALPINE FORECAST (above 1200 metres)
REST OF TODAY
Dry.
TUESDAY
Dry.
WEDNESDAY
Freeze level: 1500 metres, in the morning.
A period of snow in the morning.
THURSDAY
Freeze level: Too high, lowering at night.
Rain, turning to persistent snow at night.
FRIDAY
Freeze level: 1400 metres.
Persistent snow.
OUTLOOK
Strong cold fronts should move through on the weekend and early next week, bringing significant snowfalls.
Courtesy of Jane's Weather, www.janesweather.com