yes on some mountains, and about once every 15 years in Melbourne

>>58304010

and once every few years in regional/highland areas of victoria and new south wales

>>58304010
>every 15 years
impressive, doesn't melbourne have like +30ºc nights?

does the snow fall upwards

>>58304075

not usually, maybe one or two in the height of summer

that kind of thing usually only happens in the interior

>>58304010
Has it literally ever snowed in melbourne? I've lived in geelong for 25 years and I don't remember it ever snowing there.

In ballarat on the odd occasion it does...

Tasmania

>>58304075
During summer there's always a few 40+ days, but melbourne is on a bay so coastal breezes usually cool it down at night. Nights over 30 are very rare, but nights over 20 happen every summer.

>>58304143
wtf but that's south, are you sure you're not thinkign of darwin?

>>58304122

Looks like it's more accurately once every 30-50 years

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extreme_weather_events_in_Melbourne

>>58304150
shit bait

>>58304154
that sounds more like it

>>58303988
Yes, but only around the Great Dividing Range and in Tasmania though, anywhere else is a freak occurence

>>58304010
It snows in Canberra but only very occasionally, you can see it on the Brindabellas throughout winter from the city though. It sometimes goes below freezing too, and the mornings usually have frost in winter.

>>58304117
that must be terrible

we have a night like that once every 4 years or so, and when it happens it's like your head is going to explode and your body is being cooked, also it comes with saharian dust and you can't almost breath

>>58303988
in some parts, but that is going to be a complete thing of the past in 15-20 years, maybe even sooner than that.

>>58304203

i never understood why you yuros are so adverse to air conditioning

i keep my house at a constant 22c all summer