Australia experienced its second hottest September on record, driven by global warming and a strengthening El Niño. The Bureau of Meteorology reported that average temperatures were significantly above the long-term average, with all states recording warmer conditions. Notably, alpine regions saw zero snow depth in Kosciuszko National Park for the first time since 1954.
With record-breaking warmth and zero snow in Kosciuszko National Park, the implications for Australia's ski season are significant. Watch for potential impacts on tourism and local economies, as well as ongoing discussions about climate adaptation strategies in alpine regions.