sparkly Mon Dec 20, 2010 12:20 am
it is hardly surprising though, with the snow coming so early. i'm not sure if you know but prncpl 7 wrote a novel about blizzards and world changes he sent me last christmas. it was very easy to feel an eerie sense of foreboding reading it. he published under the name "peter galloway."
if you wanted milder fun, you should have done an oprah, and come to oz, this from ninemsn;
People dreaming of a white Christmas should head to Victoria's mountains this year, where a cold snap has caused snowfalls of up to 10 centimetres.
Victorian Snow Report spokeswoman Maureen Gearon said Mt Hotham had 10 centimetres of snow fall on Sunday and Mt Buller had three to five centimetres.
"It is a blanket of white, which is beautiful at this time of year, people are out in their Santa hats taking photos in the snow," Ms Gearon told AAP.
"It's still quite cold so we think there'll be a bit of snow around on Christmas Day, which will be a real treat."
With temperatures forecast to reach minimums of -2C in the mountains on Wednesday, before warming up to reach highs of 18C on Christmas Day, Ms Gearon said a few patches of snow might still be around in the valleys on Christmas Day.
"There might be enough to throw a few snowballs," she said.
