That slow start to ski season is well and truly past us as two "big bouts" of snow are set to be dumped over the next 10 days.
Weatherzone is predicting a metre of coverage to the country's main resorts after many were slow start to the seaso unable to open for the June long weekend due to an "absence of strong early-winter cold fronts".
"This could change in the second half of June, with a series of cold fronts about to deliver multiple rounds of cold air and snow to Australia's alpine region," Weatherzone said.
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"The first upcoming cold front will dump snow across the Alps on Sunday before another trailing front delivers some follow-up snow on Monday.
"These two systems combined should bring around 20 to 40cm of snow by Tuesday next week."
A dry and cool spell should provide ideal conditions for artificial snow making next week.
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"There are early signs that another flurry of cold fronts may cross southern and southeastern Australia towards the end of next week.
"At this stage, these fronts are expected to deliver more snow from Thursday June 22 into the weekend."
Weatherzone is predicting 40 to 80cm of show could hit the alps between June 22 and June 25.
Across the country most Australians woke to a chilly morning with Canberra recording the coldest capital of -2C at 7am.
Sydney is expected to reach 19 degrees, Melbourne 16, Brisbane 23, Perth 26, Adelaide 16, Hobart 17, Canberra 14 and Darwin 32.
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