May–July 2027
Seasonal mean temperature
- Below normal
- 9.6%
- Near normal
- 24.3%
- Above normal
- 66.1%
Seasonal precipitation
- Below normal
- 38.1%
- Near normal
- 33.6%
- Above normal
- 28.3%

Australia · AU
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Data Source: Environment and Climate Change Canada · CanSIPS model month 2026-09. Source files fetched 14 Sept 2026 · Use before 1 Oct 2026 (UTC).
Each probability describes the below-normal, near-normal or above-normal third of the 1991–2020 climate distribution. Seasonal mean temperature and seasonal precipitation are separate signals; these are not snowfall amounts or forecasts for individual ski days.
The forecast uses a coarse 1° grid, about 100 km. Its grid point is 13.3 km from this mountain’s map point; it does not resolve local terrain or elevation. Long-lead forecast skill has not been validated for this ski area. These probabilities cannot establish resort opening dates or identify a powder week.
This mountain shares its forecast cell with Thredbo. Matching probabilities are not independent mountain forecasts.
Values are rounded to one decimal place and may not sum to exactly 100%. Overlapping three-month windows are not independent monthly forecasts. Expired or withheld issues are removed. Check the model month and source date before planning.
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The Bureau’s maps open on its website. Its above-median probabilities use a different threshold from CanSIPS’s three categories; do not compare the percentages as equivalent forecasts.
Select your location and a three-month period in the Bureau’s maps. Check that the displayed dates cover your trip: its forecast horizon extends up to four months, so next winter may not yet be available. Read rainfall and temperature together, and inspect the past-accuracy layer for that location and period.
Open Australian seasonal maps ↗The chance of above-median rainfall describes a seasonal threshold, not the percentage of days with rain or an increase in snowfall. Median means the middle historical value. A wetter outlook does not establish more mountain snow; temperature and individual storms matter. These regional probabilities cannot identify a powder week or confirm resort opening dates.
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Legacy historical snowfall records and projections derived from them remain paused while we verify their sources. The NOAA seasonal outlook and current weather tools use separate, attributed sources.