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  1. i think we are still in this cycle so i personally think this winter could produce a good snowy spell . last winter the azores high was on one ,perhaps this winter could be opposite .and dont forget although we had a severe december the year before last we have not had a long cold snowy winter for quite a while .so bring on the snow ,its certainly the magical ingredient ,perhaps it is a HARSH WINTER COMING ,cheers legritter

    'we have not had a long cold snowy winter for quite a while' A valid point I think.

    If we are still in the cold cycle maybe we are over due for a winter 1947 1963 style as they were a very long time ago. The last three posters have been talking a lot of sense cheers!

  2. Love this thread; specifically the anticipation / expectation it brings of a cold UK Winter.

    Sun is very quiet at the moment; interesting article published this week in the AGU correlating low solar activity and cold European winters:

    http://www.agu.org/n...2/2012-39.shtml

    Another similar article published by the NewScientist back in 2004 correlating low sunspot activity and the price of cerials:

    http://www.newscient.../article/dn6680

    To me its loading the dice towards a cold winter would be surprised but not shocked if its a warm one. Any one got any other clues showing up regarding our decent towards a cold winter, maybe too early to guess?

  3. We would still have predominantly westerly winds if the gulf stream did shut down, which is not happening anyway! Our climate would not be to different. But that's not fun, or related! The Climate and Science section is handy for that debate Posted Image

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    And the winter starts here, on this little archipelago at 82N, deeply in the arctic circle. Svalbard has had it's first covering of the cold winter to come.

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    Today's snow and ice offering. Them white dots are beginning to accumulate now...

    nice cam picture I.F. Posted Image its up the hill from longyearbyen at 79N http://www.alltravel...servatory-15722 looks like snow has coved the lens at the present time! (snow ramp alert!) keep those white dots coming... not sure if it can be winter when the sun has not set at midnight?! but having said that it will be set by 14.30 by the middle of october. according to my astronomy program. I guess by losing 10 minutes of sunlight a day its going to look like winter soon.

    more cool snow cams link http://www.alltravel.../webcams-265614

    any guess I.F. how long before we can start looking more south than this for a taste of the coming snow (days or weeks?)

    getlatlon.com shows me the south of Svalbard is at 76.6N and top of Norway is at 71deg

    The thing I like about longyearbyen is that its a town or a very small city and at sealevel rather than a snowy wasteland say on a hilly bit of siberia so it makes the snow feel closer to home. ok I'm snow talked out so heres to a warm late summer and autumn!

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  4. Yep! You linked that last year, and I would advise all snow lovers to keep that a bookmark. Nice one TONA!

    My next post will be an experiment.

    http://www.yr.no/pla...d/Longyearbyen/ shows snow turning up on the webcam mentioned previously www.snsk.no/longyearbyen.145587.en.html and has three others at the bottom of the web page.

    .....so later this evening maybe an early snow show treat for some Posted Image

    I could not get netweather to show me later todays forecast only tommorow (gave an error message) so giving the yr.no weather link .

    Other people may be able to show another forecast. svalbard is one hour ahead of us.

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