Grasshopper’s Australian Forecast, June 24 – Sunny Days But Something Brewing Next Weekend

June 24th, 2019

 

Early turns on freshly groomed man-made snow at Perisher on the weekend. Photo: Perisher

 

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Monday 24 June – Sunnies and sunscreen

Synoptic Outlook

We have nice, calm and sunny conditions lined up for the working week, thanks to the high in the Bass Strait, which leaves a lovely ridge over us while it drifts over the Tasman Sea. Overnight temps should be cold enough for snow machines to keep groomed runs in pristine order. Don’t forget your sunnies and sunscreen.

 

High pressure and sunshine is lined up for this working week. Source: NZ Metservice (vandalised by the Grasshopper)

 Monday 24 June

Sunny apart from some morning cloud about NSW resorts. Light NE breezes.

Tuesday 25 June

Fine with high cloud and light winds.

Wednesday 26 June

A stunning, calm and sunny day. Happy hump day!

Thursday 27 June

Another sunny day with northerly breezes developing.

Extended Outlook

The run of fine weather comes to an end this weekend as a front is set to cross the Aussie Alps late Saturday into early Sunday. The front will be preceded by warm, gale to severe gale northerly winds and a bucket of rain. However, cold westerlies behind the front will see that rain turn to snow and we can expect a light-moderate wad of it to fall.

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