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Re: 2016 Snowfall trends- General discussion

Posted: Wed 20/07/2016 08:52
by SnwAddct
Typical, just as we start to get somewhere we are thrown a warm, wet, base eating system! 100mm of rain possible for Ruapehu this Saturday. Hoping to see it atleast ease off a little in the next few runs. This winter has me on the edge of my seat! :crazy:

Re: 2016 Snowfall trends- General discussion

Posted: Thu 21/07/2016 14:23
by SnwAddct
As I had hoped the latest runs show the system being a lot less intense now =D>

Re: 2016 Snowfall trends- General discussion

Posted: Sun 24/07/2016 13:45
by SnwAddct
Colder air arrived at Ruapehu about 11:30 this morning, now snowing to carpark level. No where near as much damage done as I was expecting. Wet patches and damaged snow pack are already quickly filling back in and snow showers due for the next 24+ hours. Several more opportunities for good natural snow this coming week also. Getting excited for our yearly trip to Ohakune for 2 weeks soon.

Re: 2016 Snowfall trends- General discussion

Posted: Thu 28/07/2016 08:33
by SnwAddct
Very heavy snow falling down to atleast car park level (1600m) for Ruapehu. Nice suprise as the forecast suggested we would only see it down till 2000m with rain on the lower slopes untill this afternoon when it lowers to about 1200m

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Re: 2016 Snowfall trends- General discussion

Posted: Thu 28/07/2016 11:10
by spwill
Treble Cone 50Cm last night, Coronet Peak reporting 30cm, good news for Wanaka and Queenstown.

Re: 2016 Snowfall trends- General discussion

Posted: Fri 26/08/2016 20:52
by 03Stormchaser
Could be said about every snow event...
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