Tis the season to slay powder in the southern hemisphere and currently New Zealand and Chile are leading the charge with the deepest snowpacks around.
Related: 2018 Winter Weather Forecast | El Niño or La Niña?
A winter storm is currently set to deliver big snowfall to New Zealand and Australia this week as South America largely sits high and dry for the forseeable future.
Mt Ruapehu Forecast:
LET IT SNOW!
Southern Hemisphere: Snowfall Roundup
CHILE
*Summit Base Depths drawn from OnTheSnow.com
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Valle Nevado – 98″
Nevados de Chillan – 59″
La Parva – 51″
El Colorado – 47″
Ski Portillo – 41″
ARGENTINA
Cerro Castor – 41″
Cerro Catedral – 41″
Caviahue – 39″
Las Leñas – 31″
Cerro Chapelco – 31″
Penitentes – CLOSED UNTIL MORE SNOW FALLS…
NEW ZEALAND
Mt Olympus – 60″
Turoa – 55″
Coronet Peak – 51″
Ohau – 51″
Broken River – 41″
Craigieburn — 39″
Cardrona – 38″
Wakapapa – 35″
Treble Cone – 33″
The Remarkables – 30″
AUSTRALIA
Thredbo – 35″
Perisher – 38″
Hotham – 33″
Falls Creek – 32″
Mt Buller – 26″