snow in November?...

My soul place has so much character...
It's spring nearly summer, but snow wants a cameo role...
No snow on my Mornington Peninsula in Victoria, but at 8:30am, it's just 8°C...with some fragile, intermittent sunlight... https://t.co/UbFqlum9DU

— Gemma Wiseman - on Bunurong land, Kulin Nation (@AuraGem) November 14, 2021

More snow in Tasmania - Mountain River, Huon Valley 

Snow! pic.twitter.com/LUv86EJ0OQ

— Matt Eyles (@MattWEyles) November 14, 2021

And more snow pic.twitter.com/7bZXU9vKMn

— Matt Eyles (@MattWEyles) November 14, 2021

late spring snow
our seasons
wallow in
discordant
confusion#tanka https://t.co/U4W42meb1s

— Gemma Wiseman - on Bunurong land, Kulin Nation (@AuraGem) November 14, 2021

It was a pretty cold night for #Tasmania. Preliminary data suggests a few Nov minimum temperature records have been broken, and also some late season min temp records too. As for #Hobart, 2.9°C at 5:39 am was the coldest Nov temp since 1953... 68y ago! https://t.co/76eq0GQiga

— Bureau of Meteorology, Tasmania (@BOM_Tas) November 14, 2021

Monday morning views at #FallsCreek. Temps around -3°C & 20cm of #snow in mid-November! #amazing ☃️🥶❤️ pic.twitter.com/1vaRvR2UJ1

— Falls Creek Official (@fallsaustralia) November 14, 2021

Launceston v Hobart...

I've been in both Launceston+Hobart many times. In all fairness, I feel the diffusion of light round buildings may generate a perspective of Launceston's 'nicer buildings'. The closeness of Hobart's dark buildings seems to water down the light flow. Not so in hilly Launceston.

— Gemma Wiseman - on Bunurong land, Kulin Nation (@AuraGem) April 15, 2021