A general forecast for the Queenstown/Wanaka snowfields of the South Island of New Zealand.
| CORONET PEAK | REMARKABLES | MT HUTT | TREBLE CONE | CARDRONA | |
| 24HR SNOW | 0cm | 0cm | 0cm | 0cm | 0cm |
| DEPTH | 0cm | 70cm | 0cm | 0cm | 10cm |
| TEMP | N/A | 2.5°C | N/A | 1°C | 1°C |
Long Range Outlook
Mostly fine for the next few days. Showers and rain Friday night with snow falling about the peaks and lowering on Saturday and Sunday. This should be enough to finally get some more lifts and runs open.
Possible light snow late on Tuesday and into Wednesday morning.
Long range possible snow around the 14th-15th.
Pete 'The Frog' Taylor
If publishing any of the above forecast outlook please quote Snowatch.com.au at the source.
Updated: June 30th, 9:02am
TUESDAY 30TH
Morning
➤
Midday
➤
Night
SNOW: 0cm
A mostly fine day with some cloudy periods.
SNOWMAKING
POSSIBLE
WIND
NW
LIGHT TO LIGHT
WEDNESDAY 1ST
Morning
➤
Midday
➤
Night
SNOW: 0cm
A mostly fine and sunny day.
SNOWMAKING
POSSIBLE
WIND
NW
LIGHT TO LIGHT
THURSDAY 2ND
Morning
➤
Midday
➤
Night
SNOW: 0cm
A mostly fine day with cloud increasing later.
SNOWMAKING
UNLIKELY
WIND
NW
LIGHT TO LIGHT
FRIDAY 3RD
Morning
➤
Midday
➤
Night
SNOW: 0 - 10cm
Cloud and winds increasing with showers and rain developing - falling as snow later about the peaks.
SNOWMAKING
UNLIKELY
WIND
NNW-N
MODERATE TO STRONG
SATURDAY 4TH
Morning
➤
Midday
➤
Night
SNOW: 5 - 20cm
Heavy snow early above around 1600-1700m, easing and lowering later.
SNOWMAKING
UNLIKELY
WIND
NW
STRONG TO STRONG
SUNDAY 5TH
Morning
➤
Midday
➤
Night
SNOW: 10 - 20cm
Snowfalls becoming widespread.
SNOWMAKING
LIKELY
WIND
NW-SW
STRONG TO MODERATE
MONDAY 6TH
Morning
➤
Midday
➤
Night
SNOW: 0cm
A mostly cloudy day.
SNOWMAKING
LIKELY
WIND
SW
LIGHT TO LIGHT