Australia snow forecast
6 resorts · ranked by live 10-day powder score · leading right now: Charlotte Pass (20)
Australia's Snowy Mountains and Victorian Alps (Thredbo, Perisher, Hotham, Falls Creek) run a June–October season fed by cold fronts off the Southern Ocean. Totals are modest and the snow rides heavier than the global benchmarks, but when a proper east-coast low lines up, the main range delivers genuine powder days — and the 10-day score is the difference between catching one and missing the season.
Charlotte Pass
New South Wales (Kosciuszko NP) · Australia
27cm / 10d
Best window Jul 12 · 3d · 25cm
Perisher
New South Wales (Kosciuszko NP) · Australia
27cm / 10d
Best window Jul 12 · 3d · 25cm
Thredbo
New South Wales (Kosciuszko NP) · Australia
22cm / 10d
Best window Jul 12 · 2d · 19cm
Falls Creek
Victoria · Australia
15cm / 10d
Best window Jul 11 · 2d · 14cm
Mt. Hotham
Victoria · Australia
11cm / 10d
Best window Jul 12 · 1d · 9cm
Mt. Buller
Victoria · Australia
2cm / 10d
No fresh snow in the outlook
Australia powder questions, answered
Which Australia ski resorts does Powder Mission track?+
6 ski areas including Charlotte Pass, Perisher, Thredbo, Falls Creek, each scored on the live 10-day snow forecast — fresh snowfall, snow quality by temperature, and wind at summit — and re-ranked every 6 hours.
What is the snowiest ski resort in Australia?+
By average annual snowfall, Charlotte Pass at around 550 cm a season. Averages set the baseline, but any resort can win a given week — the live powder score shows who is actually getting the storm.
When is the ski season in Australia?+
Most Australia resorts typically run Jun-Oct, though openings vary year to year with the snowpack. The 10-day powder score is live year-round, so you can see exactly when the season switches on.
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