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Report Updated: 11 Aug 7:12am

Today at Perisher

10cm since yesterday and more forecast!

The wintery weather continues at Perisher, where it's currently a mix of sun and cloud at 0°C. Yesterday's blizzard-like conditions carried on into the evening, dropping another 10cm of fresh snow in the last 24 hours. Check the snowstake to see it for yourself!

Tuesday is shaping up to be a cloudy day with a top of 2°C and scattered snow showers. Winds will tend west to north-westerly at 30 to 45 km/h, with stronger gusts up to 67 km/h moving through at times.

41 lifts are set to spin today, though high winds may affect operations, so keep an eye on the lift report or download the Perisher App for real-time updates.

The grooming team has prepared 54 runs for today's skiing and boarding. With yesterday's blizzard followed by last night's mix of snowfall and light snowmaking, expect hard-packed conditions with a layer of softer snow on top. Visibility may also be reduced, so please take care out there.

Looking ahead, the forecast for tomorrow says we should see another 5-10cm fall. Fingers crossed!

Snowfall

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24 Hrs
10cm
7 Days
31cm
Natural Depth*
84cm
Snow Stake
Snow Stake Snow Cam
Front Valley
Front Valley Snow Cam

Today's Weather

Current

Mostly cloudy. Snow showers. Fresh NW winds
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Top: -2.8°C
Village: -1.0°C
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39 km/h W
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Forecast

Mostly cloudy. Windy with snow. Strong NW winds
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Today: 2°C Tonight: -2°C
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37 km/h WNW
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Today's Operations

Updated: 11 Aug 1:28pm

Road Conditions

Supported by:

Kosciuszko Road Road open to Perisher.

Guthega Road Chains are required at Guthega Rd between The Power Station and the village.

Alpine Way Road open to Bullocks Flat, Skitube.

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Updated: 11 Aug 1:28pm

*Natural snow depth is supplemented with snowmaking in certain areas. Natural snow depth is measured at roughly 1,830m by Snowy Hydro Limited who have invested in new instrumentation across the Snowy Scheme and can now provide more frequent snow depth readings at a site close to the Spencers Creek snow course. This near real-time snow depth information is available HERE.
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