Forty years ago, Hobart was buried under 8cm of snow—the city’s heaviest in 65 years—transforming streets into a silent, ski-ready wonderland and grounding nearly 80% of workers. Semi-trailers spun on the Midland Highway, two-wheel-drive cars stranded, and parents walked kids home from empty schools. For some, it evoked childhood memories of snowed-out birthdays. But today, such low-altitude snowfall is vanishing—meteorologists blame a warming climate, with the Bureau predicting less snow and shrinking snow cover, pushing winter magic to higher elevations.
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