Unfortunately, locals are going to have to keep mustering that courage until the weekend with the mercury predicted to remain under 10 degrees and gale force winds almost assured.

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The Bureau of Meteorology issued another severe weather warning on Tuesday morning (May 31) for damaging winds with gusts of up to 100km/h predicted.

And like any good cold dip there is a good chance our region will see a bit of the white stuff.

Crookwell and Taralga were treated to a winter wonderland in 2021 so adults and children alike will surely be busting out the mittens and beanies at a moment's notice to take advantage of any snowfall.

The Highlands saw big snowfall in 2015 that residents still talk about nearly a decade on. Amongst the snowmen and snowball fights, one New Berrima resident even busted out a snowboard.

So, will we get lucky this year? Nothing is locked in but with temperatures dropping as low as minus one in some parts plus rainfall, there's a very good shout.

Bowral this time around will see three days in a row of two degree lows and further south, towns like Moss Vale and Sutton Forest could get some sleet-turned-snow.

Further north and Crookwell will only hit a high of five on Wednesday. That's right five! How do they do it?

Goulburn will once again provide some ideal conditions (we love you, you beautiful freezing thing) with lows of one, zero and minus one in consecutive days.

To our south, Braidwood will manage to reach double digits but at night will drop below zero according to the forecast.

Here's what the week ahead looks like across our vast region.

Goulburn

Crookwell

Yass

Bowral

Queanbeyan

Braidwood

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