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A cold pool of air will linger over the southeast of Victoria, with a high over the west and a deep low well out over the Tasman Sea.

Areas of rain are affecting East Gippsland, but the alpine resorts will only see the very edge of that - so it is light snow, but very cold.

The high moves later on Wednesday, clearing the weather. Our next front crosses through on Friday with snow showers.

How much snow...

A trace, but the chance of 5 cm Today to Wednesday.

2 to 5 cm Friday.

DETAILED ALPINE FORECAST (above 1200 metres)

REST OF TODAY

Freeze level: About 1000 metres in far southeast.

The chance of light snow.

TUESDAY

Freeze level: About 1000 metres in far southeast.

The chance of light snow.

WEDNESDAY

Freeze level: About 1200 metres in far southeast.

The chance of light snow.

THURSDAY

Dry. A mix of sunshine and cloud.

FRIDAY

Freeze level: About 1300 metres.

Snow showers.

OUTLOOK

A new front crosses through on Saturday, followed by another on Sunday. These will also bring snow showers, with the most on Saturday (slightly stronger front).

Courtesy of Jane's Weather,  www.janesweather.com