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Long Range Forecast
Long Range Forecast for the NSW & Victorian Snowfields

(Updated 05:57am 08/09/08)
As we are now into Spring the sunny days will start to become more frequent as the high pressure systems gain strength and force the low pressure systems to the south. We won't see the consistent falls as we have had in July and August or the very cold temps. Showers on the lower slopes will start to become more frequent as the snowfall level rises.

A weak system could bring some light snowshowers on the 12th/13th but only a few cms at best if anything and that will be up high.

We should some shower activity around the 17th-19th. Temps look to be too warm for snowfalls at this time.

Further ahead than that there is a chance of some snowfalls up high around the 21st-22nd and then in the last few days of September.

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Pete

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