"The best shot at 15 cm-20 cm of snow is expected on the highest Snowy Mountains terrain, with solid but denser falls farther west. Snow levels drop fast overnight, leading to sticky accumulations rather than light powder."
"Forecast guidance indicates precipitation will arrive Thursday evening, peak overnight into Friday morning, and taper off Friday night, with confidence highest during this period."
"Winds are expected to be strong, with many solutions supporting gusts around 80 to 120 km/h, particularly on exposed ridges, while temperatures will rebound quickly after the front passes."
A cold front is forecasted to bring meaningful snow to Australia's Snowy Mountains, with the best accumulations of 15 cm-20 cm on the highest terrain. Snow levels will drop quickly overnight, resulting in sticky early accumulations. The front will bring precipitation starting Thursday evening, peaking overnight into Friday morning, and tapering off Friday night. Strong winds are expected, with gusts reaching 80 to 120 km/h. Following the front, a drying trend will occur, with temperatures rising significantly over the weekend.
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