US EditionHeavy Snow Blankets Parts of Australia
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Over the weekend, parts of eastern Australia were hit by the heaviest snowfall since the 1980s.
Heavy snow blankets parts of Australia
Several towns in eastern Australia received their thickest layer of snow in decades over the weekend, with authorities reporting floods, stranded vehicles and power cuts to thousands of homes. In the New South Wales town of Guyra, locals and visitors made the most of the winter wonderland, having snowball fights and building snowmen.
Since the weekend of August 2, 2025, several Australian cities have been covered with a thick snow mantle. Such falls have not been recorded in 40 years. Internet users share the images of the...
Thousands of residents of the Australian state of New South Wales were affected by power outages on Monday after a weekend of extreme weather that brought heavy snowfall and rain.Keep reading...
Winterfall in the Australian state of New South Wales. On Sunday, up to 40 centimeters of fresh snow fell in the north of the state, according to the Australian weather service.
Rare Snowfall of up to 16 Inches Hits Northern New South Wales, Australia - SnowBrains
Snow fell in Armidale. | Image: TAS Hoskins Centre Over the weekend, residents of northern New South Wales (NSW) and even parts of southern Queensland experienced a rare dose of winter wonderland. Up to 40 centimeters (16 inches) of snow blanketed towns such as Guyra, Armidale, Uralla, and Walcha, marking the deepest snowfall in the Northern Tablelands since the 1984. For many Queenslanders, snow is a novelty—but this weekend it became a destina…
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