Another icy winter blast at Falls Creek on Thursday, in the midst of spring.
© Chris HockingAnother icy winter blast at Falls Creek on Thursday, in the midst of spring.
Traditional springtime weather is yet to reach the snowfields, with snow still falling across alpine resorts.

About 30 centimetres of snow was predicted across Thursday, Friday and into Saturday at Falls Creek.

The resort received eight centimetres in 24 hours before Thursday, with average snow depths of 190cm.

Mount Hotham received 15 cm in the 24 hours before Thursday morning with natural snow depths of 175 cm.

Snow is continuing to fall across the apline region, with falls predicted for Saturday and Tuesday next week.
Snow is continuing to fall across the apline region, with falls predicted for Saturday and Tuesday next week.
Snow is expected to continue at both resorts until a mostly sunny Sunday before skiers rejoice and the powder returns on Tuesday.

Falls Creek said it had been a great year for snow.

"What a season, three significant blizzards and now spring snow fall to top it off - this is the one, the season everyone will be talking about for years to come - don't miss it," they said.

Both resorts have extended their snow seasons until October 8.

In Albury-Wodonga the Bureau of Meterology have predicted continued showers and some sun across week with temperatures ranging from 0 to 19.