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Posted On: July 12th 2026, 11:38 pm
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The snowfall started at Hotham around 10pm last night with 17cm falling through the night. Cold temperatures also gave our snowmakers the opportunity to match Mother Nature’s offering.
“It’s still blizzarding out here and we’ve just opened Village Chairlift, which means top to bottom skiing now at Hotham; people are so excited to see it,” said Claire Talbot, Hotham’s Brand + Experience Coordinator. “And it’s only day one of a four day storm. We’re super excited to see what else it brings
Falls Creek woke to 14cm of fresh snow overnight, while temperatures plunged to -4.1°C, allowing snowmakers to make the most of the wintry conditions. According to the latest Weatherzone forecast, this is just the beginning and more snow is expected throughout today and into the coming week.
The Falls Creek crew is jumping for joy today as 14cm of snow blanketed the village today!
Perisher woke to 15cm of natural snow overnight, with more on the way. Temperatures dipped to a chilly -3.8C, perfect for snowmaking to give Mother Nature a helping hand since 3am, and still pumping out snow now.
"Fifteen centimetres of fresh snow overnight has transformed the mountain,” said Emily Smith, Senior Manager, Brand + Experience.
“Combined with ongoing snowmaking and favourable temperatures, it's exactly the boost we were hoping for as we head into the heart of winter."
“It’s still blizzarding out here and we’ve just opened Village Chairlift, which means top to bottom skiing now at Hotham; people are so excited to see it,” said Claire Talbot, Hotham’s Brand + Experience Coordinator. “And it’s only day one of a four day storm. We’re super excited to see what else it brings
Falls Creek woke to 14cm of fresh snow overnight, while temperatures plunged to -4.1°C, allowing snowmakers to make the most of the wintry conditions. According to the latest Weatherzone forecast, this is just the beginning and more snow is expected throughout today and into the coming week.
The Falls Creek crew is jumping for joy today as 14cm of snow blanketed the village today!
Perisher woke to 15cm of natural snow overnight, with more on the way. Temperatures dipped to a chilly -3.8C, perfect for snowmaking to give Mother Nature a helping hand since 3am, and still pumping out snow now.
"Fifteen centimetres of fresh snow overnight has transformed the mountain,” said Emily Smith, Senior Manager, Brand + Experience.
“Combined with ongoing snowmaking and favourable temperatures, it's exactly the boost we were hoping for as we head into the heart of winter."
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