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  1. 1. PERISHER

    Known for

    Being not only the largest ski area in Australia but the entire Southern Hemisphere

    Highlights

    • A diverse variety of terrain to keep skiers of all abilities happy
    • Handy skitube alpine railway helps you avoid icy roads to the resort
    • Family friendly resort with tobogganing and tubing available
    • No real ski village and too many long T-bar lifts still in operation

    Closest airports

    Kingsford Smith Intl. Airport - 297 mi (5.5 hour drive)
  2. Don't believe me?The 5 Best Ski Resorts in Australia - UPDATED 2021/22 - SnowPak

    Looking for a powder fix this Summer? Why not try down under? The southeastern states of New South Wales and Victoria are home to a whole bunch of diverse ski areas, and we’ve skied them all again and again to give you our pick of the best 5!

    Due to COVID-19, safety measures were put in place by Australia which impacted the 20/21 ski season. These included mandatory 14-day hotel quarantine for all international travellers, mask-wearing and physical distancing. In Victoria which is home to Mount Hotham and Falls Creek, travellers from COVID-19 hotspots such as the Melbourne CBD were not permitted. In New South Wales which is home to Perisher and Thredbo, testing was strongly encouraged for the mildest of symptoms and face coverings recommended in all public spaces. Such restrictions are not anticipated to continue into the 21/22 winter season.

  3. On 6/26/2021 at 8:20 PM, Andie said:

    Ice Age Now Blog Author

    author of Not By Fire But By Ice. 

    It is with a heavy heart that I must make this post. I just learned that our friend Robert Felix has passed away on June 10th. He was a great friend and brought so many of us together. Nothing that I can write here will be able to do justice to the person that has been part of our lives for so many years. I am thankful that I was able to meet him and his wife over the Memorial Day weekend. Please take a moment to share your memories of our friend and I will do my best to get the comments approved for everyone to see. Thank you so much for being part of this site over the years. I know Robert enjoyed being able to share this thoughts and communicate with everyone here.

    RIP my friend. I will miss you.

    Sincerely,
    Dan – Your long time friend and site admin.

    If you look at most of his post his 'headline' ones usually were just a small area being made large like a weird part of Australia having snow they usually get once every 5 years or so where almost nobody lives. YES THEY HAVE SKI RESORTS!! Though he nailed a lot of the inner science stuff down pretty well that regular science refuses to touch with a 10-foot pole. 

  4. 13 hours ago, BLI snowman said:

    Yep, so was I 😉

    I didn't have to do anything special with it. 

    What was the date of the June thunderstorm we had that broke apart as it came across the north valley? Silver Falls was briefly under a tornado warning then and Salem had some floods briefly.

  5. 13 hours ago, BLI snowman said:

    Yep, so was I 😉

    I didn't have to do anything special with it. 

    When I do it here is how it comes out.  Oh it works now! I wonder why it wasn't working before?

    TTAA00 KPDX 110537
    
    OREGON STATE WEATHER SUMMARY
    NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE PORTLAND OR
    1030 PM PDT MON JUN 10 1996
    
    A WEAK WEATHER DISTURBANCE IS MOVING ACROSS THE NORTHWEST CORNER
    OF OREGON TONIGHT. THE MAIN RESULT WILL BE AN INCREASE IN MARINE
    AIR ALONG THE COAST AND IN THE NORTHERN WILLAMETTE VALLEY. THERE
    IS A SLIGHT CHANCE OF DRIZZLE OR A FEW SPRINKLES MAINLY AT THE COAST
    BEFORE THE SUN BREAKS THROUGH TUESDAY MORNING.
    
    HIGH TEMPERATURES WERE IN THE 60S ALONG THE COAST WITH MID 70S
    IN THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY WHILE MEDFORD REACHED 81 DEGREES. EAST OF
    THE MOUNTAINS MOST TEMPERATURES WERE IN THE 70S WITH THE DALLES
    AT 82 DEGREES. WINDS WERE GUSTY AT THE COAST AND IN THE GORGE EARLIER
    TODAY.
    
    AT 10 PM CLOUDS WERE MOVING INTO NORTHWESTERN OREGON. TEMPERATURES
    ALONG THE COAST WERE MOSTLY IN THE 50S AND IN THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY
    IN THE MID 50S.
  6. On 6/2/2021 at 8:01 PM, BLI snowman said:

    Tough luck!!

     

    
    
    ORZ004-181240-
    WILLAMETTE VALLEY
    940 PM PST WED FEB 17 1993
    
    TONIGHT...INCREASING OR THICKENING CLOUDS.  CHANCE OF LIGHT SNOW SOUTH
    LATE. LOWS IN MID 20S. NORTH TO NORTHEAST WIND 10 TO 20 MPH LOCALLY
    GUSTING TO NEAR 35 MPH NORTH.
    .THURSDAY...AREAS OF LIGHT SNOW SOUTH AND CHANCE LITTLE SNOW NORTH
    LATE. HIGHS IN THE LOWER 40S. NORTH WIND TO 25 MPH.
    .THURSDAY NIGHT...LIGHT RAIN SOUTH MIXED WITH SNOW..CHANCE LIGHT SNOW
    NORTH. LOWS CLOSE TO 30.
    .FRIDAY...RAIN AT TIMES..LOCALLY AS SNOW NORTH IN THE MORNING. HIGHS
    IN THE 40S.
    

    How did you post that?

  7. On 6/2/2021 at 8:01 PM, BLI snowman said:

    Tough luck!!

     

    
    
    
    ORZ004-181240-
    WILLAMETTE VALLEY
    940 PM PST WED FEB 17 1993
    
    TONIGHT...INCREASING OR THICKENING CLOUDS.  CHANCE OF LIGHT SNOW SOUTH
    LATE. LOWS IN MID 20S. NORTH TO NORTHEAST WIND 10 TO 20 MPH LOCALLY
    GUSTING TO NEAR 35 MPH NORTH.
    .THURSDAY...AREAS OF LIGHT SNOW SOUTH AND CHANCE LITTLE SNOW NORTH
    LATE. HIGHS IN THE LOWER 40S. NORTH WIND TO 25 MPH.
    .THURSDAY NIGHT...LIGHT RAIN SOUTH MIXED WITH SNOW..CHANCE LIGHT SNOW
    NORTH. LOWS CLOSE TO 30.
    .FRIDAY...RAIN AT TIMES..LOCALLY AS SNOW NORTH IN THE MORNING. HIGHS
    IN THE 40S.
    

    Should I get the snow shovel + fire arrows and cold elixers to resist the cold ready? Another trick is to equip a weapon with a fire element such as a flame spear (more common) and it will keep up warm for most cold climates.

  8. 6 hours ago, FroYoBro said:

    I don’t see any forecasts calling for 90 today. 

    National Weather Service Text Product Display

    .SYNOPSIS...Warm and dry weather will continue through Wednesday,
    with inland valley temperatures peaking in the low to mid 90s on
    Tuesday afternoon. Thursday through the weekend will feature more
    seasonable temperatures. Rain chances will slowly increase towards
    the end of the week, although amounts look to be minimal for most of
    the area. 🤮😢
    

     

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