Southern Hemisphere Snow Reports & Snow Totals
Track snowfall, mountain snow, snowpack and winter conditions across the Andes, Patagonia, New Zealand, Australian Alps and Antarctica.
24-Hour Snowfall
Follow recent snowfall across Southern Hemisphere mountain regions, including the Andes, New Zealand and Australian Alps.
72-Hour Snowfall
Track multi-day snow events across the Andes and the major alpine regions of Australia and New Zealand.
Snow Depth & Snowpack
Monitor seasonal snowpack across high-elevation areas and snow-covered portions of the Southern Hemisphere.
Snow Reports & Official Weather Sources
Southern Hemisphere snowfall spans several national weather services, mountain networks and polar observing systems. Orbis Weather brings the key regions together in one dashboard.
Major Snow & Mountain Regions
Chilean Andes
Central Andes • Santiago Mountains • Southern Andes
Argentine Andes
Mendoza • Neuquén • Río Negro • High Andes
Patagonia
Southern Andes • Bariloche • Aysén • Magallanes
Southern Alps
Canterbury • Otago • West Coast • Mackenzie Country
Central North Island
Ruapehu • Tongariro • Central Plateau
Australian Alps
New South Wales • Victoria • Snowy Mountains
Tasmania Highlands
Central Highlands • Mount Wellington • Western Mountains
Antarctica
Antarctic Peninsula • East Antarctica • West Antarctica
Southern Hemisphere Snow & Winter Alerts
MetService Warnings
Heavy snow, road snowfall and severe weather Watches and Warnings.
Bureau Warnings
Current national warnings and severe-weather information.
SMN Alerts
Official snow, wind, rain and severe-weather alerts.
Chile Weather Alerts
Official forecasts and weather information for Chile and the Andes.
Warning systems and terminology differ by country. Always follow the latest instructions from the responsible national meteorological service and local emergency authorities.
When is snow season in the Southern Hemisphere?
Southern Hemisphere winter runs opposite to the Northern Hemisphere. Mountain snowfall typically becomes increasingly important from late autumn through winter and early spring, although timing varies greatly with latitude and elevation.
MetService • Australian Bureau of Meteorology • Argentina SMN • Chilean Meteorological Service