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Snowfall Weather Forecast

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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Southern Pulse Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.

No widespread snowfall is expected across Australia’s mainland alpine areas in the current outlook, with the live forecast above showing mainly dry conditions for most NSW resorts. The Snowy Mountains region is likely to remain clear through the coming days, though light flurries can still appear on the highest peaks if the temperature drops overnight.

Where is it snowing right now in NSW?

There are no active snowfalls reported across the NSW ski fields at this time. The live forecast above shows clear skies for Perisher, Thredbo and Charlotte Pass, meaning the natural cover seen earlier in the season is now melting. For the most up-to-date resort-specific readings, check the Australia weather hub.

What is the snowy mountains weather forecast for 14 days?

The snowy mountains weather 14 day outlook from the Bureau of Meteorology suggests a settled pattern, with daytime temperatures climbing above zero on most days. While the snowy mountains weather forecast 30 days remains speculative, long-range models indicate a low chance of any significant snow before the next cold front arrives.

Current snow depth (Perisher)0 cm natural base
Best chance of snowBack-country peaks above 1800 m
Next cold frontNot expected in the next 7 days
Seasonal averageJuly is historically the snowiest month

FAQ

Will it snow in the Snowy Mountains this week?

The live forecast above shows no precipitation for the main resorts. Isolated flurries are possible only on exposed ridges above 1900 metres, but settled weather should keep the region dry through the weekend.

Is a perisher snow forecast available for this weekend?

According to the live data above, Perisher is not expecting any snowfall between now and Monday. Clear conditions and overnight frosts are more likely, so current snow forecast information points to a dry period.

When does the next significant snowfall usually occur?

Climatologically, July produces the deepest dumps across the Snowy Mountains. If you are looking further ahead, check the snowy mountains weather 14 days outlook on Adelaide Weather or Melbourne Weather for approaching systems.