![Snow may reach Goulburn around 4pm this afternoon. Snow may reach Goulburn around 4pm this afternoon.](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/166845910/adfcf29a-2734-49ec-86ce-58d13f1001e3.jpg/r546_59_2016_1374_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
The Bureau of Meteorology has forecast possible snow in Goulburn this afternoon (August 23) just after 4pm.
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While the sun was out and shining this morning, Goulburn residents can expect rain throughout the day and for temperatures to drop.
For those heading out to Crookwell, that rain is very likely to become snow by 4pm.
![Snow at Myrtleville near Taralga in 2021. Photo: Trish Cummins. Snow at Myrtleville near Taralga in 2021. Photo: Trish Cummins.](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/166845910/5e56f319-2a10-4c85-b171-f8697dcbbbb9.jpg/r0_0_1200_675_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
Braidwood residents can also expect possible snow in the late afternoon however it won't quite reach Queanbeyan or Yass.
According to the SES, if you must drive in snow or icy conditions here are some tips to follow:
- Driving in snow or icy conditions requires a high level of concentration, skill and a lot of patience. Only drive through snow or ice if it is essential.
- Maintain low speed and drive in a low gear. Vehicles may lose traction and control when travelling too fast and in a higher gear.
- Avoid gear change: Engage first or second gear on level ground (including automatics) before ascending or descending hills in snow or icy conditions.
- To avoid wheel spin accelerate slowly with gradual pressure on the accelerator.
- Brake gently as the wheels can lock up easily with loss of steering and control.
- Avoid braking into corners. Slow down before the corner whilst the wheels are straight.
- If you are delayed in snowy conditions, maintain a fresh air supply into the cabin of your car to stay alert.
- If you become stranded, keep your engine running and put your hazard lights on.
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