The school holidays may be over, but the ski slopes are still packed, with Thredbo recording some of its biggest snowfalls of the season this week.
Thredbo notched up 30 centimetres of fresh snow on Wednesday, while the village also didn't miss out on the action, recording five centimetres.
![Cooma resident Siscia Hader taking in the snow.](http://web.archive.org./web/20171028003932im_/https://www.fairfaxstatic.com.au/content/dam/images/g/x/f/3/w/h/image.related.articleLeadwide.620x349.gxetyg.png/1500601573772.jpg)
Friday also saw another large snowfall, with the ski resort getting a further 10 centimetres.
While skiers and snowboarders revelled in the large snowfall, more is still to come, according to Thredbo's meteorologist Guy Dixon.
![Anneke, 11, Leo, 7, and Daniel Keski-Nummi from the Gold Coast](http://web.archive.org./web/20171028003932im_/https://www.fairfaxstatic.com.au/content/dam/images/g/x/f/3/w/b/image.related.articleLeadwide.620x349.gxetyg.png/1500601573772.jpg)
"We can expect snowfalls to continue...giving us a sunny weekend," he said.
Thredbo spokeswoman Susie Diver said the increased snow meant more of the slopes would be open to people hitting the skifields in days to come.
"With more snow in the forecast, there will be more lifts and terrain open for the weekend," she said.
Nearby Perisher also didn't miss out on a large dumping of fresh powder throughout the week, receiving 25 centimetres since Wednesday.
The large snowfall made for ideal conditions for Daniel Keski-Nummi and his two children Anneke and Leo, who are hitting the slopes at Thredbo for the rest of the week.
Mr Keski-Nummi, from the Gold Coast, said this had been the first time he had been snowboarding since he was a child.
"We've been doing the easy runs for now and slowly going up. I picked it up very quickly," he said.
"Wednesday's been the best day we've had so far, and it's going to be good in the days ahead."
It's also been the first time snowboarding for Leo, 7, who said his favourite part was going over the jumps on the many runs.
While that was also the favourite part for Anneke, 11, she said there was another aspect she enjoyed.
"I like going down the mountain and also watching Leo fall over," she said.
The Bureau of Meteorology forecasts for sunny and windy conditions on Saturday, dropping to a low of minus 8.
More snow is predicted for Thredbo on Sunday, with a high chance of snow showers in the afternoon and evening.
Snow showers are forecasted throughout the rest of the week until Thursday.
WOW!! It is absolutely PUKING at Thredbo Resort!! 😍😍😍 Video: Susie Diver
Posted by SNOWSEARCH australia on Wednesday, July 19, 2017