Intense upper cold pool produces snow in Taralga
Friday July 25-26, 2003
Cold but reasonably dry conditions produced a textbook 'dusting' of snow, mainly on and west of the main Dividing Range
in the area. Taralga itself, which lies just east of the range, saw a very light cover with up to 2cm falling on the
higher ground surrounding the village.
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Light, wet snow begins to settle on Friday night.
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Looking west over the village, showing the gradual increase in cover as one gets even slightly closer to the main Range.
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Only a few minutes west of the village the cover is light but solid. Mt. McAlister is in the background.
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'Iced' tree tops.
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The rising sun dancing on the clouds.
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Looking north.
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The cover on Mt. McAlister is a few cm deep. This shot looks east.
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Mt. McAlister trig. station.
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More iced flora.
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Patchy cover on the way back in.
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