Snow Report Thredbo 2022 - Trip Reports, Pics, Updates and Conditions.

[LMB]

The river is raging. It’s not just the fallen rain, but the melted snow taken with it. Incredible volumes. We really need the temps to drop.
(Although the village tomorrow will be a skating rink if it freezes over - go carefully)

 

[LMB]

Top station now surpassed 100mm for the last 2 days

 

[PMG]

Just went for a walk around the the village - winds not that strong down low, but BOM still showing 40 knots up top.

Snow pack seems to be holding it's volume but rivers running underneath...

That gust at 1.30 pm. 96 kph.

 

[NewTurns]

River is pretty full and fast moving.

 

[MickM]

Groomer keen!

 

[telecrag]

BBQs opposite the TAH starting to go under.

Gzzt gzzt, hows that snag?

 

[skifree]

Gzzt gzzt, hows that snag?

I wonder if the bins get emptied prior to a flood?

 

[Annabuzzy]

Most amusing, ain't no way I would venture out on the "snow" today.

Mostly you are a peddler of hyperbole, third hand gossip, invented conjecture and misinformation but hey, each to their own.

Wrong thread for this shit. Ffs

 

[LaNeige]

Mostly you are a peddler of hyperbole, third hand gossip, invented conjecture and misinformation but hey, each to their own.

That's my right as an 'stralin. Next you'll be say there aren't any experts on the internet.

 

[Townsend]

BBQs opposite the TAH starting to go under.

Just imagine what it would have been like if 200mms had fallen!

 

[Annabuzzy]

Just went for a walk around the the village - winds not that strong down low, but BOM still showing 40 knots up top.

Snow pack seems to be holding it's volume but rivers running underneath...

So far as I can tell, those wind speeds are much the same as yesterday aren’t they?

sorry not copy and pasting well but that link

http://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDN60801/IDN60801.95909.shtml

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Dir	Spd km/h	Gust km/h	Spd kts	Gust kts
Date/Time EST	Temp °C	App Temp °C	Dew Point °C	Rel Hum %	Delta-T °C	Wind	Press QNH hPa	Press MSL hPa	Rain since 9am mm
03/11:30pm	4.9	-9.9	4.9	100	0.0	N	72	91	39	49	-	-	25.2
03/11:00pm	4.5	-10.4	4.5	100	0.0	NNW	72	91	39	49	-	-	25.0
03/10:30pm	4.5	-9.8	4.5	100	0.0	NNW	69	89	37	48	-	-	24.4
03/10:00pm	4.9	-9.9	4.9	100	0.0	NNW	72	91	39	49	-	-	24.4
03/09:52pm	4.3	-10.6	4.3	100	0.0	NNW	72	91	39	49	-	-	24.4
03/09:30pm	4.5	-11.5	4.5	100	0.0	NNW	78	93	42	50	-	-	24.4
03/09:02pm	4.6	-10.7	4.6	100	0.0	NNW	74	93	40	50	-	-	24.4
03/09:00pm	4.5	-11.5	4.5	100	0.0	NNW	78	93	42	50	-	-	24.4
03/08:30pm	4.3	-11.0	4.3	100	0.0	NNW	74	95	40	51	-	-	24.2
03/08:20pm	4.4	-10.5	4.4	100	0.0	N	72	93	39	50	-	-	24.2
03/08:16pm	4.4	-12.0	4.4	100	0.0	NNW	80	93	43	50	-	-	24.2
03/08:00pm	4.4	-12.6	4.4	100	0.0	NNW	83	93	45	50	-	-	24.0
03/07:36pm	3.6	-12.6	3.6	100	0.0	NNW	78	96	42	52	-	-	23.0
03/07:30pm	4.2	-11.9	4.2	100	0.0	NNW	78	93	42	50	-	-	22.6
03/07:05pm	4.0	-11.4	4.0	100	0.0	N	74	93	40	50	-	-	22.6
03/07:00pm	4.1	-11.3	4.1	100	0.0	NNW	74	91	40	49	-	-	22.4
03/06:30pm	3.6	-11.1	3.6	100	0.0	N	70	91	38	49	-	-	22.0
03/06:00pm	4.1	-10.5	4.1	100	0.0	N	70	91	38	49	-	-	21.8
03/05:30pm	3.7	-12.1	3.7	100	0.0	NNW	76	96	41	52	-	-	20.4
03/05:24pm	3.3	-11.8	3.3	100	0.0	N	72	93	39	50	-	-	20.4
03/05:00pm	3.4	-12.8	3.4	100	0.0	NNW	78	91	42	49	-	-	18.8
03/04:30pm	2.9	-11.9	2.9	100	0.0	NNW	70	96	38	52	-	-	18.8
03/04:02pm	2.5	-13.5	2.5	100	0.0	NNW	76	95	41	51	-	-	18.6
03/04:00pm	2.9	-12.7	2.9	100	0.0	NNW	74	91	40	49	-	-	18.6
03/03:30pm	3.1	-14.2	3.1	100	0.0	NNW	83	95	45	51	-	-	18.2
03/03:08pm	2.9	-13.4	2.9	100	0.0	NNW	78	96	42	52	-	-	17.4
03/03:00pm	2.9	-13.4	2.9	100	0.0	NNW	78	91	42	49	-	-	16.8
03/02:49pm	2.8	-13.6	2.8	100	0.0	NNW	78	96	42	52	-	-	16.6
03/02:30pm	2.5	-13.9	2.5	100	0.0	NNW	78	95	42	51	-	-	16.2
03/02:11pm	2.8	-12.8	2.8	100	0.0	NNW	74	93	40	50	-	-	14.4
03/02:00pm	2.7	-13.7	2.7	100	0.0	NNW	78	91	42	49	-	-	14.4
03/01:30pm	2.6	-14.2	2.6	100	0.0	NNW	80	93	43	50	-	-	12.8
03/01:00pm	2.3	-15.5	2.3	100	0.0	NNW	85	96	46	52	-	-	11.6
03/12:31pm	2.3	-14.5	2.3	100	0.0	NNW	80	98	43	53	-	-	10.4
03/12:30pm	2.2	-14.6	2.2	100	0.0	NNW	80	91	43	49	-	-	10.4
03/12:00pm	2.4	-14.4	2.4	100	0.0	NNW	80	96	43	52	-	-	9.6
03/11:30am	2.1	-15.7	2.1	100	0.0	NW	85	96	46	52	-	-	8.6
03/11:13am	2.1	-15.1	2.1	100	0.0	NW	82	100	44	54	-	-	8.2
03/11:00am	2.3	-15.5	2.3	100	0.0	NW	85	98	46	53	-	-	8.2
03/10:30am	2.1	-14.8	2.1	100	0.0	NW	80	93	43	50	-	-	7.6
03/10:17am	2.1	-14.8	2.1	100	0.0	NW	80	98	43	53	-	-	7.4
03/10:00am	1.7	-15.2	1.7	100	0.0	NW	80	96	43	52	-	-	6.6
03/09:30am	1.5	-16.0	1.5	100	0.0	NW	83	98	45	53	-	-	3.2
03/09:12am	0.5	-15.8	0.5	100	0.0	NW	76	95	41	51	-	-	0.8
03/09:00am	0.1	-16.7	0.1	100	0.0	NW	78	93	42	50	-	-	14.8
03/08:56am	0.1	-16.7	0.1	100	0.0	NW	78	93	42	50	-	-	14.4
03/08:31am	0.0	-13.6	0.0	100	0.0	WNW	61	80	33	43	-	-	12.2
03/08:30am	0.1	-13.8	0.1	100	0.0	WNW	63	80	34	43	-	-	12.0
03/08:00am	0.1	-13.5	0.1	100	0.0	NW	61	83	33	45	-	-	9.4
03/07:30am	0.1	-14.6	0.1	100	0.0	NW	67	85	36	46	-	-	6.6
03/07:15am	0.1	-15.5	0.1	100	0.0	NW	72	91	39	49	-	-	5.8
03/07:00am	0.1	-15.5	0.1	100	0.0	NW	72	85	39	46	-	-	5.0
03/06:34am	0.0	-16.4	0.0	100	0.0	NW	76	98	41	53	-	-	4.2
03/06:30am	0.1	-15.9	0.1	100	0.0	NW	74	87	40	47	-	-	4.2
03/06:00am	0.1	-17.1	0.1	100	0.0	WNW	80	95	43	51	-	-	3.4
03/05:49am	0.0	-16.0	0.0	100	0.0	WNW	74	93	40	50	-	-	3.0
03/05:30am	0.1	-17.4	0.1	100	0.0	NW	82	96	44	52	-	-	2.4
03/05:11am	-0.1	-17.7	-0.1	100	0.0	NW	82	100	44	54	-	-	2.0
03/05:00am	-0.6	-19.6	-0.6	100	0.0	NW	89	100	48	54	-	-	1.8
03/04:30am	-0.9	-20.3	-0.9	100	0.0	WNW	91	102	49	55	-	-	0.8
03/04:00am	-1.1	-20.5	-1.2	99	0.0	WNW	91	102	49	55	-	-	0.6
03/03:30am	-1.4	-20.1	-1.5	99	0.0	WNW	87	100	47	54	-	-	0.4
03/03:00am	-1.4	-19.7	-1.5	99	0.0	WNW	85	104	46	56	-	-	0.2
03/02:30am	-1.5	-19.9	-1.6	99	0.0	WNW	85	98	46	53	-	-	0.2
03/02:10am	-1.4	-18.0	-1.5	99	0.0	WNW	76	95	41	51	-	-	0.2
03/02:00am	-1.4	-20.1	-1.5	99	0.0	WNW	87	102	47	55	-	-	0.2
03/01:30am	-1.3	-21.5	-1.4	99	0.0	W	95	107	51	58	-	-	0.2
03/01:00am	-1.8	-22.1	-1.9	99	-0.1	WNW	95	104	51	56	-	-	0.0
03/12:30am	-2.3	-21.5	-2.4	99	-0.1	WNW	89	107	48	58	-	-	0.0
03/12:29am	-2.3	-21.5	-2.4	99	-0.1	WNW	89	107	48	58	-	-	0.0
03/12:00am	-2.4	-21.7	-2.7	98	0.0	W	89	106	48	57	-	-	0.0

 

[linked recoveries]

This puts the weather system into perspective. This rain is being imported from somewhere waaay over near The Maldives.

 

[Annabuzzy]

Try that again. Here’s the wind speeds for yesterday, regularly higher than today.

Wind
Dir	Spd km/h	Gust km/h	Spd kts	Gust kts
N	72	91	39	49
NNW	72	91	39	49
NNW	69	89	37	48
NNW	72	91	39	49
NNW	72	91	39	49
NNW	78	93	42	50
NNW	74	93	40	50
NNW	78	93	42	50
NNW	74	95	40	51
N	72	93	39	50
NNW	80	93	43	50
NNW	83	93	45	50
NNW	78	96	42	52
NNW	78	93	42	50
N	74	93	40	50
NNW	74	91	40	49
N	70	91	38	49
N	70	91	38	49
NNW	76	96	41	52
N	72	93	39	50
NNW	78	91	42	49
NNW	70	96	38	52
NNW	76	95	41	51
NNW	74	91	40	49
NNW	83	95	45	51
NNW	78	96	42	52
NNW	78	91	42	49
NNW	78	96	42	52
NNW	78	95	42	51
NNW	74	93	40	50
NNW	78	91	42	49
NNW	80	93	43	50
NNW	85	96	46	52
NNW	80	98	43	53
NNW	80	91	43	49
NNW	80	96	43	52
NW	85	96	46	52
NW	82	100	44	54
NW	85	98	46	53
NW	80	93	43	50
NW	80	98	43	53
NW	80	96	43	52
NW	83	98	45	53
NW	76	95	41	51
NW	78	93	42	50
NW	78	93	42	50
WNW	61	80	33	43
WNW	63	80	34	43
NW	61	83	33	45
NW	67	85	36	46
NW	72	91	39	49
NW	72	85	39	46
NW	76	98	41	53
NW	74	87	40	47
WNW	80	95	43	51
WNW	74	93	40	50
NW	82	96	44	52
NW	82	100	44	54
NW	89	100	48	54
WNW	91	102	49	55
WNW	91	102	49	55
WNW	87	100	47	54
WNW	85	104	46	56
WNW	85	98	46	53
WNW	76	95	41	51
WNW	87	102	47	55
W	95	107	51	58
WNW	95	104	51	56
WNW	89	107	48	58
WNW	89	107	48	58
W	89	106	48	57

 

[climberman]

Try that again. Here’s the wind speeds for yesterday, regularly higher than today.

Wind
Dir	Spd km/h	Gust km/h	Spd kts	Gust kts
N	72	91	39	49
NNW	72	91	39	49
NNW	69	89	37	48
NNW	72	91	39	49
NNW	72	91	39	49
NNW	78	93	42	50
NNW	74	93	40	50
NNW	78	93	42	50
NNW	74	95	40	51
N	72	93	39	50
NNW	80	93	43	50
NNW	83	93	45	50
NNW	78	96	42	52
NNW	78	93	42	50
N	74	93	40	50
NNW	74	91	40	49
N	70	91	38	49
N	70	91	38	49
NNW	76	96	41	52
N	72	93	39	50
NNW	78	91	42	49
NNW	70	96	38	52
NNW	76	95	41	51
NNW	74	91	40	49
NNW	83	95	45	51
NNW	78	96	42	52
NNW	78	91	42	49
NNW	78	96	42	52
NNW	78	95	42	51
NNW	74	93	40	50
NNW	78	91	42	49
NNW	80	93	43	50
NNW	85	96	46	52
NNW	80	98	43	53
NNW	80	91	43	49
NNW	80	96	43	52
NW	85	96	46	52
NW	82	100	44	54
NW	85	98	46	53
NW	80	93	43	50
NW	80	98	43	53
NW	80	96	43	52
NW	83	98	45	53
NW	76	95	41	51
NW	78	93	42	50
NW	78	93	42	50
WNW	61	80	33	43
WNW	63	80	34	43
NW	61	83	33	45
NW	67	85	36	46
NW	72	91	39	49
NW	72	85	39	46
NW	76	98	41	53
NW	74	87	40	47
WNW	80	95	43	51
WNW	74	93	40	50
NW	82	96	44	52
NW	82	100	44	54
NW	89	100	48	54
WNW	91	102	49	55
WNW	91	102	49	55
WNW	87	100	47	54
WNW	85	104	46	56
WNW	85	98	46	53
WNW	76	95	41	51
WNW	87	102	47	55
W	95	107	51	58
WNW	95	104	51	56
WNW	89	107	48	58
WNW	89	107	48	58
W	89	106	48	57

Shhh
They’ll start closing it more, not less!

 

[sastrugi]

I dont have to run my employers line. There’s that!

To be fair, I would have said the same that ducky said re running Slowgums and no credits/refund offered… and they’re not my employer.

 

[skinavy]

Top to Bottom cancelled with a MyMoney credit... better idea how about credit card refund.

 

[sastrugi]

Try that again. Here’s the wind speeds for yesterday, regularly higher than today.

Wind
Dir	Spd km/h	Gust km/h	Spd kts	Gust kts
N	72	91	39	49
NNW	72	91	39	49
NNW	69	89	37	48
NNW	72	91	39	49
NNW	72	91	39	49
NNW	78	93	42	50
NNW	74	93	40	50
NNW	78	93	42	50
NNW	74	95	40	51
N	72	93	39	50
NNW	80	93	43	50
NNW	83	93	45	50
NNW	78	96	42	52
NNW	78	93	42	50
N	74	93	40	50
NNW	74	91	40	49
N	70	91	38	49
N	70	91	38	49
NNW	76	96	41	52
N	72	93	39	50
NNW	78	91	42	49
NNW	70	96	38	52
NNW	76	95	41	51
NNW	74	91	40	49
NNW	83	95	45	51
NNW	78	96	42	52
NNW	78	91	42	49
NNW	78	96	42	52
NNW	78	95	42	51
NNW	74	93	40	50
NNW	78	91	42	49
NNW	80	93	43	50
NNW	85	96	46	52
NNW	80	98	43	53
NNW	80	91	43	49
NNW	80	96	43	52
NW	85	96	46	52
NW	82	100	44	54
NW	85	98	46	53
NW	80	93	43	50
NW	80	98	43	53
NW	80	96	43	52
NW	83	98	45	53
NW	76	95	41	51
NW	78	93	42	50
NW	78	93	42	50
WNW	61	80	33	43
WNW	63	80	34	43
NW	61	83	33	45
NW	67	85	36	46
NW	72	91	39	49
NW	72	85	39	46
NW	76	98	41	53
NW	74	87	40	47
WNW	80	95	43	51
WNW	74	93	40	50
NW	82	96	44	52
NW	82	100	44	54
NW	89	100	48	54
WNW	91	102	49	55
WNW	91	102	49	55
WNW	87	100	47	54
WNW	85	104	46	56
WNW	85	98	46	53
WNW	76	95	41	51
WNW	87	102	47	55
W	95	107	51	58
WNW	95	104	51	56
WNW	89	107	48	58
WNW	89	107	48	58
W	89	106	48	57

Hey, you’re on holidays! Why don’t you go and see Jock playing at Candlelight now instead of stressing over the ‘what ifs’? That’s what I’d be doing if I had the pleasure of being there

 

[sastrugi]

Top to Bottom cancelled with a MyMoney credit... better idea how about credit card refund.

Pretty sure you could ask for it. A friend who had a private today was strongly offered the credit and said no, a refund please, and got it.

 

[Annabuzzy]

Hey, you’re on holidays! Why don’t you go and see Jock playing at Candlelight now instead of stressing over the ‘what ifs’? That’s what I’d be doing if I had the pleasure of being there

I’m not stressing at all. Just saying what I’m seeing.

I reckon if Thredbo hadn’t pre-announced things in anticipation of an Armageddon they expected, but didn’t arrive, they’d have opened based on the actual conditions on the ground.

 

[catzizme]

I’m not stressing at all. Just saying what I’m seeing.

I reckon if Thredbo hadn’t pre-announced things in anticipation of an Armageddon they expected, but didn’t arrive, they’d have opened based on the actual conditions on the ground.

As someone who has worked on lifts on a couple of different mountains, given the forecast and resultant weather I applaud Thredbo for making such a call. The ticket holder may go out for a couple of laps and then be able to go off inside to dry, the lifty though has to be out in the weather all day. On a day like this every piece of clothing gets wet and takes days to come good again, particularly gloves and beanies - even if you have a quiver, and because of this hypothermia is quicker to set in. Asides what others have said regarding snowpack being comprimised further with people on it and this decision enabling refunds, I fully support this decision based on staff safety - let alone being cold and miserable, and I will be signing up for another pass as soon as they let me.

 

[Annabuzzy]

As someone who has worked on lifts on a couple of different mountains, given the forecast and resultant weather I applaud Thredbo for making such a call. The ticket holder may go out for a couple of laps and then be able to go off inside to dry, the lifty though has to be out in the weather all day. On a day like this every piece of clothing gets wet and takes days to come good again, particularly gloves and beanies - even if you have a quiver, and because of this hypothermia is quicker to set in. Asides what others have said regarding snowpack being comprimised further with people on it and this decision enabling refunds, I fully support this decision based on staff safety - let alone being cold and miserable, and I will be signing up for another pass as soon as they let me.

It rains not uncommonly in Oz. We’ll lose a lot more ski days if that’s the reason to shut down lifts.

In the same rain PB and CP ran, and no one seems to be saying they were irresponsibly jeopardising staff safety.

 

[LMB]

As someone who has worked on lifts on a couple of different mountains, given the forecast and resultant weather I applaud Thredbo for making such a call. The ticket holder may go out for a couple of laps and then be able to go off inside to dry, the lifty though has to be out in the weather all day. On a day like this every piece of clothing gets wet and takes days to come good again, particularly gloves and beanies - even if you have a quiver, and because of this hypothermia is quicker to set in. Asides what others have said regarding snowpack being comprimised further with people on it and this decision enabling refunds, I fully support this decision based on staff safety - let alone being cold and miserable, and I will be signing up for another pass as soon as they let me.

I went out in it for a short walk down to the Rec Center, then Friday Flat and got the bus back to the post office then walked up the hill to home…drenched. That coat will be drying for days. My back pack was wet through so the paper on the inside with my shopping list was unreadable (it’s an Avi pack so fairly water resistant). You’re 100% on the money - working in this would’ve been a nightmare.

 

[Kletterer]

Today was a day of high risk severe thunderstorms . The logistics of rescue from malfunctioning lift structure during lightning strikes becomes extremely problematic .

 

[telecrag]

You can just jump off the lifts at Perisher, flat landing but.

A mate of mine was going to ski CP today, but got a txt saying they were closed.

 

[Telezacski]

Just imagine what it would have been like if 200mms had fallen!

I’ve seen (pretty sure you have as well), water over the top of the BBQ

 

[DidSurfNowSki]

You can just jump off the lifts at Perisher, flat landing but.

Those T-bars...

 

[sourmash]

Flooding at Wild Brumby https://www.facebook.com/groups/thr...k/5609832392362096/?mibextid=bVmsRV&fs=e&s=cl

 

[climberman]

It rains not uncommonly in Oz. We’ll lose a lot more ski days if that’s the reason to shut down lifts.

In the same rain PB and CP ran, and no one seems to be saying they were irresponsibly jeopardising staff safety.

A forecast of 150-200mm isn’t that common though. Thank fk.

 

[Telezacski]

It rains not uncommonly in Oz. We’ll lose a lot more ski days if that’s the reason to shut down lifts.

In the same rain PB and CP ran, and no one seems to be saying they were irresponsibly jeopardising staff safety.

They were irresponsibly jeopardising there staff and volunteers! Lots of industries shut due to rain, ever see a building site?

Would have cost KT more to cancel today than open so I don’t see the issue.

 

[DidSurfNowSki]

Flooding at Wild Brumby https://www.facebook.com/groups/thr...k/5609832392362096/?mibextid=bVmsRV&fs=e&s=cl

I sent Jeeves down for some schnapps and truffles, do hope he makes it.

 

[Chookfooter]

I sent Jeeves down for some schnapps and truffles, do hope he makes it.

Did he take the Cayenne?

 

[Fozzie Bear]

You can just jump off the lifts at Perisher, flat landing but.

A mate of mine was going to ski CP today, but got a txt saying they were closed.

Reckon the over snow would have struggled to get anywhere.

 

[dawooduck]

A forecast of 150-200mm isn’t that common though. Thank fk.

Last time we had anywhere near that amount of rain the Village Road and Alpine Way at Wild Brumby where cut off by flood waters.

Prudent planning based on prior knowledge backed by refunds or credits as requested by the customer.



Fingers crossed this warm tropical gpir headed beast buggers off, a freeze sets in, snow falls and guns pump.

 

[Untele-whippet]

I went out in it for a short walk down to the Rec Center, then Friday Flat and got the bus back to the post office then walked up the hill to home…drenched. That coat will be drying for days. My back pack was wet through so the paper on the inside with my shopping list was unreadable (it’s an Avi pack so fairly water resistant). You’re 100% on the money - working in this would’ve been a nightmare.

Avi pack. Pull the trigger and it’s a personal floatation device.
Good thinking, nice call.

 

[sastrugi]

I sent Jeeves down for some schnapps and truffles, do hope he makes it.

Who is this Jeeves of which you speak? Friends of mine were at his Kareela birthday this week!

 

[sastrugi]

I’m not stressing at all. Just saying what I’m seeing.

I reckon if Thredbo hadn’t pre-announced things in anticipation of an Armageddon they expected, but didn’t arrive, they’d have opened based on the actual conditions on the ground.

You’ve spent the entire afternoon on the internet bitching about it, I absolutely don’t believe that you’re not stressing - all the researching, copying and pasting to find an angle to support your argument.

Like I said you’re on holidays, do holiday stuff. We understand you’re disappointed about losing a day skiing but you should be grateful you’re not going home with your week cut in half by Covid.

 

[climberman]

You’ve spent the entire afternoon on the internet bitching about it, I absolutely don’t believe that you’re not stressing - all the researching, copying and pasting to find an angle to support your argument.

Like I said you’re on holidays, do holiday stuff. We understand you’re disappointed about losing a day skiing but you should be grateful you’re not going home with your week cut in half by Covid.

Or at a workshop on a rainy day in Goulburn

 

[linked recoveries]

Avi pack. Pull the trigger and it’s a personal floatation device.
Good thinking, nice call.

At a guess it might save you from drowning as a flotation device. If you left it on your back it would probably flip you around to be face down though. That might be a design flaw for our local conditions.

 

[Billy_Buttons]

It's like someone holidaying on a tropical island and bitching about the cyclone that just slammed in.

 

[skifree]

I sent Jeeves down for some schnapps and truffles, do hope he makes it.

What??? Has Canberra run out?

That's a National Emergency.

And you sent that fool Jeeves?

 

[iagreewithhim]

It rains not uncommonly in Oz. We’ll lose a lot more ski days if that’s the reason to shut down lifts.

Well yeah, but there's rain... and there's 100mm in a day with gale force winds. Good call by management, I think.

 

[Telezacski]

It's like someone holidaying on a tropical island and bitching about the cyclone that just slammed in.

We had an earthquake, cyclone, flooding, covid, volcano and a Tsunami on our January holiday in Fiji,

Holiday before we were evacuated from Fitzroy due to a cyclone, and literally dropped on the wharf in Cairns.

We only had praise for the staff, tough decisions have to be made some times for the health and safety of everyone

 

[Donza]

Pretty common event in nz to shut and advise people the day before.
I like the concept.

 

[DidSurfNowSki]

We had an earthquake, cyclone, flooding, covid, volcano and a Tsunami on our January holiday in Fiji,

Holiday before we were evacuated from Fitzroy due to a cyclone, and literally dropped on the wharf in Cairns.

We only had praise for the staff, tough decisions have to be made some times for the health and safety of everyone

At the last holiday you were busy dodging space debris.

 

[BlueHue]

It's like someone holidaying on a tropical island and bitching about the cyclone that just slammed in.

Ha ha I know someone who did exactly that in peak monsoon season.

 

[skifree]

We had an earthquake, cyclone, flooding, covid, volcano and a Tsunami on our January holiday in Fiji,

Reminded not to go on holiday with you. Or anywhere with 1/4 of the earth of where you are.

 

[gareth_oau]

Perisher's better

Oh wait...

weird that two resorts, half a dozen kms apart, reported by the same BoM, the rian columns show on different locations?

 

[Telezacski]

Reminded not to go on holiday with you. Or anywhere with 1/4 of the earth of where you are.

And I thought you were adventurous

 

[Chookfooter]

At the last holiday you were busy dodging space debris.

They went to Numbla Vale for a holiday?

 

[dawooduck]

Landslide on the Alpine Way Kancoban side.