Year by year, Sydney's winter wonderland is fading into memory

New South Wales is in the middle of its thirtieth consecutive warmer-than-average winter. Snow—once a reliable winter staple—is rapidly vanishing from the season, ABC News reports. The Blue Mountains have experienced a four-year snow drought, as the state's winter landscape continues to transform.

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