Category: Weather

Dalgety: Permit Burn Escapes Igniting 150 Hectares of Cured Grassland

On Saturday, October 4, a grassfire in Dalgety swiftly spread across approximately 150 hectares of land after a controlled permit burn escaped its boundaries. The incident, reported by the landowner via a triple zero call at around 2:02pm, prompted an immediate response from multiple local brigades. PHOTO: Cured grasses across the region are presenting a […]

2025 Winter Season: Above Average Snowfall Saw Best Conditions in Years

On Monday, October 6, the ski resorts of New South Wales closed their winter operations for the 2025 season amidst a public holiday. Skiers and snowboarders made the most of the last lifted runs at iconic locations like Perisher and Thredbo, as the season drew to a memorable close. This winter saw early snowfalls and […]

‘Storm of the Season’ Expected to Deliver Substantial Snow Comes with Severe Weather Warning

A low-pressure system is currently making its way into the Snowy Mountains region, prompting the Australian Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) to issue a severe weather warning. Despite many snow enthusiast thrilled about the forecast snowfall ahead, residents and visitors to the area are urged to brace for challenging conditions. PHOTO: Heavy snowfall is expected to […]

Busy Snow Season for Alpine Rescues as Agencies Combine for Response Exercise

As one of the busiest snow seasons in recent times passes the halfway point, emergency services with alpine search and rescue capability have combined for a simulated exercise. PHOTO: In one of the most active snow seasons in several years, emergency services are averaging two rescues per week CREDIT: NSW SES With more snow and […]

Kosciuszko National Park: Seven Hikers Rescued

Monaro Police are reminding hikers to check for adverse weather alerts after a multi-agency Alpine rescue operation overnight. About 1.15pm yesterday (Saturday, July 26, 2025), a search operation commenced after a Personal Locator Beacon (PLB) was activated in the vicinity of the Dead Horse Gap Track, Kosciuszko National Park, south-west of Thredbo. PHOTO: Police were […]

32cm Of Fresh Snow Hits Thredbo With No Signs Of Stopping

Parts of our region have been blanketed, with Thredbo transformed into a true winter wonderland, following 20cm of fresh snow overnight, bringing the current storm total to 32cm – and it’s still falling. According to the resort, “a thick white blanket now covers the village,” setting the perfect scene for unforgettable July conditions. PHOTO: Currently […]

Severe Weather Warnings Issued: Heavy Rainfall and Destructive Winds Forecast

The Australian Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) has issued severe weather warnings for the Snowy Mountains region as a complex low-pressure system moves in bringing locally destructive winds, and heavy rainfall. Forecasts indicate that the wet weather will pick up throughout today, before intensifying overnight into Wednesday, July 2, with the Snowy River catchment on flood […]

Snowy Mountains Resorts Enjoy Further Early-Season Snowfalls

The Snowy Mountains’ major resorts have reported snowfalls of between 10-35cm overnight, with more falling today, June 25, delighting skiers and snowboarders with early-season powder at Thredbo and Perisher Ski Resorts. Strong winds currently see lifts closed at Selwyn and Charlotte Pass Resorts, while some chairs are in operation at Thredbo and Perisher today. Conditions […]