PHOTOS: Southern Hemisphere Skiing Is Going Off Right Now

After a couple of July storms, ski areas across the Southern Hemisphere are looking prime right now. Below are a few highlights with current snow depths. (Snow depth totals courtesy of OnTheSnow.com.)

1. Valle Nevado, Chile – 98”

Santiago, Chile saw the BIGGEST SNOWFALL in 46 years just last week… Bad news for the thousands of people unfortunately left without power, good news for ski resorts who saw massive snow totals.

See Valle Nevado lift tickets.

Tenemos un espectacular día en Valle ! Disfruta del 2×1 solo para mujeres. #ViveValle pic.twitter.com/JORYHZt3i8

— Valle Nevado⛷🏂 (@Valle_Nevado) July 24, 2017

2. Ski Portillo, Chile – 47”

See Ski Portillo lift tickets.

Sometimes a little solo time in the mountains is just what the doctor ordered. pic.twitter.com/Y2O4dMxeNx

— Ski Portillo (@SkiPortillo) July 22, 2017

3. Thredbo, AU – 35”

Last week’s storm delivered big time with 30cms of fresh snow accumulating up top. Conditions were by far the best of the season…light and dry with POW stashes everywhere.

So much stoke!!! Congratulations to this weeks #MyThredbo winner @kennyheatley for capturing how awesome the conditions have been the last few days…

A post shared by Thredbo Resort (@thredboresort) on Jul 24, 2017 at 7:23pm PDT

4. Mt. Hutt Ski Area, New Zealand – 91”

New Zealand recieved 26-foot deep snowdrifts following an intense winter storm this past weekend. Another huge storm is forecasted this week.

5. Coronet Peak, New Zealand – 49”