West of the Great Dividing Range, particularly in the South West Slopes, snow is observed more frequently and to much lower altitudes than on the eastern side (even Parkes, Forbes and Wagga Wagga have recorded snow); the lowest recorded snowfall in New South Wales fell to an altitude of just  in Albury, most recently in July 1966.
West of the Great Dividing Range, particularly in the South West Slopes, snow is observed more frequently and at much lower altitudes than on the eastern side (even Parkes, Forbes, and Wagga Wagga have recorded snow); the lowest recorded snowfall in New South Wales fell to an altitude of just 10 meters in Albury, most recently in July 1966.