Snow has fallen in parts of the Riverina as Wagga braces for what could be its coldest day yet.

Andrew Mangelsdorf
Updated June 7 2022 - 5:59pm, first published 10:00am
WINTER WONDERLAND: A snowman stands guard near Laurel Hill, which saw a heavy blanketing of snow on Monday.
WINTER WONDERLAND: A snowman stands guard near Laurel Hill, which saw a heavy blanketing of snow on Monday.

Wagga residents are bracing for what could be the city's coldest day for 2022 yet, with the Bureau of Meteorology forecasting a maximum of just 10 degrees, with storms and hail in the mix.

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Andrew Mangelsdorf

Originally from South Australia, Andrew Mangelsdorf grew up in Victoria before launching his career in Temora, NSW. He also served as a journalist at Lake Cargelligo before making the move to The Daily Advertiser in 2022. Always on the lookout for story ideas, so if you've got one, let me know: andrew.mangelsdorf@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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