Not surprised at all. While there is some chill in the air, this has been a very mild winter down south.
We will be heading into summer right as the impact of the "Super" El Nino starts to show up. It take about 6 months from on set in the oceans before it starts to really be felt in the atmosphere, thus the lag time.
Australia's snow fields are not faring much better this (current) season
https://www.snowyhydro.com.au/generation/live-data/snow-dept...
Not surprised at all. While there is some chill in the air, this has been a very mild winter down south.
We will be heading into summer right as the impact of the "Super" El Nino starts to show up. It take about 6 months from on set in the oceans before it starts to really be felt in the atmosphere, thus the lag time.