Monday, 18 July 2005 Possible quite cold, icy conditions Tuesday night to Wednesday morning . Forecast Summary A high situated over south western NSW is pushing artic cold fronts south of the Australian continent. This is typically a summer weather system, and is unusual for the high to dominate so far south this far into the southern winter. It does mean that an east-coast low can develop , and feed tropical moisture into the system, however at this stage it appears that precipitaion later in the week will fall as rain, rather than snow . Daily Forecasts Tuesday 19 , July 2005 Image: Weather-Sunny.pngClear day, and cold night . Min: -7 °C Max: 0°C Precipitation : None . Wednesday 20 , July 2005 Image: Weather-Sunny.pngCold night, with temperatures rising above freezing after midday . Min: -5 °C Max: 3 °C Precipitation : None. Thursday 21 , July 2005 Image:Weather-Sunny. pngCool night, the daywill see temperatures start to reach 10°C, with considerable snow melt begining . Min: -3 °C Max: 8 °C Precipitation : None. Friday 22 , July 2005 Image:  Weather-Rain-Snow-Sunny-Periods. pngPossible snow arriving about the peaks late Friday afternoon. Rain below 1800m Min: -1 °C Max: 8 °C Precipitation : Dusting above 1800m (2cm) , rain below (2mm) ( 20\%) Saturday 23 , July 2005 Image: Weather-Rain-Snow-Sunny-Periods.pngPossible morning snow about the peaks. Rain below 1800m. Min: -1 °C Max: 9 °C Precipitation : Dusting above 1800m (2cm), rain below (2mm) (30\%) Mostly warmer conditions, with rain developing next week, except above 1800m (July 24-29) Next snowfall, July 29-31, expecting 30cm.%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Mid-August is looking likely for about 20-30cm from the 10th.
Monday, 25 July 2005 Icy conditions Thursday and Friday . Forecast Summary A series of weak cold fronts will cross the alpine areas over the next week, as the dominating hig moves out into the pacific. There is however, a lack of moisture, so snowfall will be minimal. A cold pool will develop over central NSW on Thursday, brining icy conditions, but only minimal snowfall. The big excitment is a strong, antartic low appearing south west of Australia at 55'S 90E. This low may run up into the Australian mainland, brining acrtic conditions to the alpine areas . Daily Forecasts Tuesday 26 , July 2005 Image: Weather-Snow-Sunny-Periods.pngLight snowshowers above 1600m . Min: -8 °C Max: 0°C Precipitation : Snowshowers 4cm (80\%) . Wednesday 27 , July 2005 Image: Weather-Mostly-Sunny.pngClearing to a fine day . Min: -7 °C Max: 2 °C Precipitation : None. Thursday 28 , July 2005 Image:Weather-Sunny. pngCold day, icy conditions, fine day . Min: -5 °C Max: 0 °C Precipitation : None. Friday 29 , July 2005 Image: Weather-Fog-Haze.pngImage: Weather-Rain-Snow-Sunny-Periods. pngCold day, early fog, possible late snow above 1600m. Min: -7 °C Max: -1 °C Precipitation : Light snowfall (2cm) ( 20\%) Saturday 30 , July 2005 Image: Weather-Sunny.pngFine day. Min: -5 °C Max: 3 °C Precipitation : None. %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% August is looking likely for about 20-30cm from the 10th.
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high situated over south western NSW is pushing artic cold fronts south of the Australian continent. This is typically a summer weather system, and is unusual for the high to dominate so far south this far into the southern winter. It does mean that an east-coast low can develop , and feed tropical moisture into the system, however at this stage it appears that precipitaion later in the week will fall as rain, rather than snow
series of weak cold fronts will cross the alpine areas over the next week, as the dominating hig moves out into the pacific. There is however, a lack of moisture, so snowfall will be minimal. A cold pool will develop over central NSW on Thursday, brining icy conditions, but only minimal snowfall. The big excitment is a strong, antartic low appearing south west of Australia at 55'S 90E. This low may run up into the Australian mainland, brining acrtic conditions to the alpine areas
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pngCool night, the daywill see temperatures start to reach 10°C, with considerable snow melt begining
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pngPossible snow arriving about the peaks late Friday afternoon. Rain below 1800m Min: -1
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Next snowfall, July 29-31, expecting 30cm.
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