Hotham - Snow and Weather Report
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One last report from our smallest snow reporters!
As we close the books on a great season, we're sharing one last snow report, written by some of our smallest reporters, the Dinner Plain Primary School students. Enjoy, and we look forward to bringing you all the updates next season:
As I write this, the sky is 100% potatoes and it's sure to be another smelly day on the slopes. The current temp is the coldest jelly, heading for a top of minus ten octopuses. First tracks will be dangerous but the wet cheese should soften up as the day progresses. Hunt around and you should find areas that feel like green slime underfoot. The good news is the sky will be clearing midmorning, so expect another beaut day of turtles skiing around with bananas on their heads. Check the hotham app before heading out as lift conditions will smell fishy in the afternoon and the groomers will be growing flowers if the wind picks up later today.
Later this week the forecast is predicting that unicorns will be teaching mighty mites, so prepare for everyone to leave. Hopefully we will see a blizzard of cotton candy roll in as temperatures drop. Please note, Blue Ribbon will not be running today due to the pygmy possum basketball tournament. Slap on some sunscreen and wear your children's eyeball, as it should get jurassic out there.
Cheers,
Burn-Bill
NATURAL SNOW FALL
AND DEPTH
Last Measured: Sat 4 October, 12:00am
0cm
24 HOURS
21cm
7 DAYS
398cm
SEASON
68cm
DEPTH
WEATHER
CONDITIONS
Mon 27 October, 10:44am
°C
TEMP
kph
WIND
NA
DIRECTION
NA
