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By downunder@mountainnews.com on June 10, 2008
Australia’s major commercial resorts cranked up their t-bars and chairlifts for the opening weekend of the ski season on June 7. A number of early season snowfalls in May pointed to a record opening weekend with many predicting a bumper season similar to North America’s just gone.
By Paul D. on June 6, 2008
Sydney, Australia. – Chile and Argentina will be the first of the Southern Hemisphere ski-resort regions to be hit with a cold front, although Australia or New Zealand won't be far behind as the new upside-down ski season goes into full swing this week. That's the 2008 snowfall prediction from Dr. Jeff Masters, Director of Meteorology at The Weather Underground.
By downunder@mountainnews.com on June 19, 2007
Early season snowfalls continue in the Australian resorts with Thredbo experiencing thirty centimetres overnight with more on the way. Lifts are opening across the resorts.
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By downunder@mountainnews.com on June 16, 2008
AUSTRALIA -- Ski fields in New South Wales and Victoria experienced an overdue cold front on the weekend (6/14-15)with most reporting 15 centimetres of snow. Temperatures remained low enough for snow making with more snow forecast.