Does it snow in Australia? What month?

Australia has a vast territory, but its climate is mild, mainly because it is surrounded by the sea and there are no mountains in it. 40% of the country has a tropical climate, with little annual rainfall and sunny weather. However, it often snows in the highlands of Tasmania and the Australian mountains running through parts of New South Wales and Victoria, and the winter climate often drops below zero. 50% of Queensland, 40% of Western Australia and 80% of Northern Territory are located in tropical climate zones, and sometimes it snows in colder regions, mainly in the mountains of Tasmania, New South Wales and Victoria. December in Australia is summer, March to May is autumn, June to August is winter, and September to November is spring. The annual average temperature varies from place to place, with the highest temperature of 27 degrees Celsius in the northern tropical region and the lowest temperature of about 13 degrees Celsius in the southern region. The geographical features of Australia are varied. Each region has extremely beautiful and distinctive topography, and the climate distribution is mainly between temperate zone and tropical zone. The northern part of Australia is a vast plain and rainforest, the southeastern part is snowfield, the central part is desert, and the eastern, southeastern and southwestern parts are fertile farmland. Australia has a large area of arid or semi-desert areas, and about one third of the land is not suitable for any form of agricultural and animal husbandry activities. However, Australia's wool production ranks first in the world, and it is also a big mineral country. Generally speaking, the climate in Australia is sunny with little rain. The annual average temperature is 27 degrees Celsius in the north and 13 degrees Celsius in the south. Summer is December to February, autumn is March to May, winter is June to August, and spring is September to November.