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By: TheJestPress.com
**Australian Towns Blanketed With Rare Snow, Residents Demand Refunds For Excessive Weather Variety**
In a once-in-a-century weather event, several Australian towns awoke this week to discover their backyard barbies buried beneath extraordinary layers of snow, prompting confusion, delight, and an immediate shortage of UGG boots nationwide.
The meteorological surprise has left locals questioning if they’re still in Australia or if Tasmania has annexed the rest of the country. “Mate, I moved up north to escape winter, not to build snowmen in thongs,” said Bob Jenkins of Dubbo, who has reportedly named his snowman ‘Bruce’ and is teaching it the national anthem.
Schoolchildren rejoiced at the novelty, launching snowball attacks usually reserved for swooping season, while the local magpies—traditionally the seated villains of spring—were seen negotiating with kangaroos for joint-warming rights inside people’s laundry rooms. One particularly resourceful cockatoo was photographed fashioning a makeshift scarf from a Bunnings sausage sizzle napkin.
Meanwhile, meteorologists attempted to explain the phenomenon, describing it as “an unusual cold front, combined with planetary confusion and a possible clerical error by Antarctica.” The Bureau of Meteorology reminded citizens, “When we told you to Slip Slop Slap, we didn’t expect anyone to be slapping on mittens.”
Tourism boards are scrambling to update slogans. “Throw Another Snowball On The Barbie” is testing well, while others prefer “Australia: Sunny One Minute, Snowman The Next.”
Global warming skeptics have taken a brief intermission from arguing on Facebook to quickly invest in bulk sleds and two-for-one packets of Milo, prompting shares in Vegemite-flavored hot chocolate to skyrocket.
Authorities advise that while the snow is expected to melt as fast as politicians’ promises, residents should keep an emergency cardboard toboggan ready—because in Australia, expect the unexpected…and sometimes, expect a frostbitten kangaroo.
By: TheJestPress.com
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