Things Have been rad in the Southern Hemisphere lately. Steady snowfall has made for some great skiing each week, and there is more to come. South America and New Zealand have been the big winners so far. Mt. Hutt currently has a 96″-106″ snowpack and Vallen Nevado is maxing out at 98″. It looks like South America is gonna be dry this coming week, but New Zealand and Australia should have snow throughout the week!

Southern Hemisphere Snowpack Depth:

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South America

Valle Nevado, Chile: 0″-98“

Ski Portillo, Chile: 24″-41″

El Colorado, Chile:  28″-47″

La Parva, Chile:  20″-51″

Nevados de Chillan, Chile:  8″-59″

Caviahue, Argentina:  12″-39″

Cerro Castor, Argentina: 16″-41″

Las Lenas, Argentina:  20″-31″

Cerro Catedral, Argentina: 0″-33″

Chapelco, Argentina: 12″-31″

New Zealand

Mt. Hutt: 96″-106″

Ohau Snow Fields:  30″-51″

Coronet Peak:  10″-51″

The Remarkables:  16″-31″

Treble Cone: 30″-33″

Turoa: 55″

Cardona: 26″-42″

Broken River:  28″-41″ 

Wakapapa:  35″

Craigieburn: 16″-39″

Australia

Mt. Buller:  24″

Hotham:  30″

Falls Creek: 28″

Thredbo: 38″

Perisher:  38“

Charlotte Pass: 38″