First May Snow

It's been a long wait since the April 25th snowfall. Yesterday the wind picked up and the temperature dropped. Sometime early this morning it started snowing in the village. The wind almost stopped in the village for several hours and then we switched to blizzard-like conditions and horizontal snowfalls. The snow settled until the warming sun stuck its nose out and as I start to write this the snowfall has stopped, as has the wind, but it looks like there may be some more is on its way.

Lake Jindabyne is still full-to-the-max - Wednesday

Snow guns on High Noon just above Creek Station

The guns on the High Noon run out are wired up and ready to go - Saturday

Fresh snow on Crackenback and High Noon this morning - Sunday

The carpet is down on the bridge and not a day too soon

Snow could still be found in protected areas of the village this afternoon - Sunday

A great new non-slip walkway between the tennis courts and bobsled
Close up of the special coating on the metal grid

Upper Supertrail this afternoon

UPDATE: Monday morning on Crackenback

Upper Supertrail with even more snow overnight

From the charts at my disposal today, next weekend looks like another snowy one.

I've left a couple of photo slots free in case there is more exciting scenes tomorrow (Monday) morning.

And as I finish this report it's back to horizontal snowfalls :-)