Ski Season in the Southern Hemisphere is in full swing after a week where everyone has gotten snow. South America still leads the way and got a nice storm earlier this week. New Zealand has also caught up, and they’re getting some really good skiing in right now. And Australia just got dumped on with up to 30cm of new snow being reported down under. It looks like the snow will keep coming in Southern New Zealand and Argentina this weekend, while Australia and Chile will get a little break.

Southern Hemisphere Snowpack Depth:

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South America

Valle Nevado, Chile: 0″-94“

Ski Portillo, Chile: 24″-43″

El Colorado, Chile:  28″-47″

La Parva, Chile:  0″-43″

Nevados de Chillan, Chile:  8″-47″

Caviahue, Argentina:  14″-39″

Cerro Castor, Argentina: 16″-41″

Las Lenas, Argentina:  4″-28″

Cerro Catedral, Argentina: 8″-31″

Chapelco, Argentina: 2″-26″

Bariloche Storm Report

New Zealand

Mt. Hutt: 46″-55″

Ohau Snow Fields:  24″-39″

Coronet Peak:  12″-51″

The Remarkables:  16″-30″

Treble Cone: 26″-32″

Turoa: 63″

Cardona: 13″-26″

Broken River:  14″-30″ 

Wakapapa:  22″

Austrailia

Mt. Buller:  20″

Hotham:  28″

Falls Creek: 28″

Thredbo: 4″-23″

Perisher:  23“

Charlotte Pass: 23″

Australia Storm report