Please note: the 10-15 day readings are more likely to change due to the longer range timeframe.

unfortunately we move into a bit of a flat spell with milder temps and some showers that will develop tonight and continue tomorrow and possibly into Thursday in the south.

Showers and possible rain are likely on Saturday and by then the light cover will probably be struggling a little, as we won't see any snowmaking over the next week.

Things become a bit more interesting later next week with showers on the 17th ahead of a weak cool change that could see snow showers developing on the 18th. From here I see a series of cold fronts, not strong to begin with but cool weather and light snow at times for a few days with the snow guns firing. Around the 22nd/23rd a strong cold system could drop a decent amount of snow to low levels into the 24th/25th, hopefully enough to get things moving.

I'm going out on a limb with this scenario as the computer forecast models and data do not agree with me, but that's the benefit of being a hands-on manual forecaster. Of course, I could be totally wrong, but will be interesting to see how it develops over the next week or so.

Long range keep an eye on the 29th-30th for possible light snow.

Pete 'The Frog' Taylor

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JUNE
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