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A strong low is spooling up in the Southern Ocean and the safe of the Snow Alert siren is ringing. The Grasshopper asks Ullr to kick it up a gear and really get this season fibrin. We take Oakley's maximum expensive and longest named goggle for a whirl in formidable conditions, testing out the fresh Inferno tech. Wind, air temps and outlook provided by Mountainwatch are based on data and radar images provided by the Bureau of Meteorology. The analysis is issued every morning and is intended to provide an surplus human element to the automated forecast data provided above. Sometimes we won't agree exactly with the model data but if we ever call something significantly diverse we'll do our superior to clarify why. Synoptic Outlook It will be partly cloudy today between the departed low out east in the Tasman and a lofty building in from the west. Tomorrow will be sunny lower the tall but we retain a brisk northwesterly breeze between a tall to the north and a cold fore draped through The Bight. All the alike we might fair scrape a couple of centimeters of snow premature on Friday on the upper mountain. Image Of The Day: A lofty will build in from the west and dominate the scene for the after few days. Increasing cloud in VI with the chance of a couple of centimeters of snow. Extended Outlook: Saturday will continue windy with a few light snow showers flurries between a tall to the north and a cold front to the south. The following significant system looks like it will rock up around the 15 Aug but it will be plagued with gentle air and could bring us some dreaded In. We have lenient northerly winds and temperatures a couple of degrees above freezing. It is likely that 6090mm of rain will fall to all levels. This is going to be very damaging for the base. We will have a scanty light snow showers and flurries continuing on Friday but skies will gradually clear in the afternoon as a ridge of lofty pressure builds in from the west. Image of the day: The cold fore approaching from the west will have us crying into our cornflakes tomorrow. The low throws a front our way this evening which will import milder air. We can expect a few light rain showers along The Divide (512mm) with occasional light rain showers further to the east. It will be partly cloudy with a scanty light snow showers but nothing major is on the cards. We will have a definite start on Friday lower a ridge of tall pressure but lofty cloud will move in slow in the day as a cold fore comes racing in from the west. 210 cm is apt further east in The Southern Lakes and The Canterbury Tall Country. Live streaming snow cams and resort stills.