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That looks great! My concern is if snow cover increases until about the last week of October and then we get loses due to southerly winds.
I've noticed that the models are keen to introduce a southerly in western Asia with warmer uppers towards the end of the run.
Yes that would be bad, it happened in 2010 and nearly blew our chances... October 31 and Nov 9th
Must be more factors involved though, than a huge negative amount of southerly snow cover.
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http://www.webcamsinnorway.com/webcams.php
http://honningsvag.livecam360.com/
First snow of the winter in the North Cape.
Lovely 360 Cam and Road cam link J10 , looks like a real special placehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honningsv%C3%A5g would be good for the snow fix if the forecast improves http://www.yr.no/place/Norway/Finnmark/Nordkapp/Honningsvåg/long.html
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It's amazing how quickly Lonyearbyen is losing sunlight this week; by 2pm it's clearly getting dusky, not sure how much longer this will be giving me my daily snowfix. I'll have to move onto some of your other spots which should be getting snowed-up by thenL(
L( no need to be down http://longyearbyen.kystnor.no?t=2014-10-14+07-30-00 Only ten days left for the sunhttp://www.timeanddate.com/sun/norway/longyearbyen but they have there are good flood lights for snowy lamp post watching http://www.yr.no/sted/Norge/Svalbard/Longyearbyen/time_for_time.html
Just waiting now (hopefully not to long) for the great webcam pics that are bound to happen in Iceland, Sweden, Finland , The Alps etc etc
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Most amount of snow in the SAI area since 1999. http://www.weerwoord.be/uploads/121020141327300.png
Would be great to have a few more updates...
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How is the comparison against 2012's snow and ice buildup at this stage?
The reason I ask is the Autumn of that year at least in terms of signs from the natural environment such as fruit & nut loadings on trees for instance are similar in 2014. Most probably not a strong scientific connection but fascinating nonetheless. Pattern matching to me is becoming much more difficult under our annual extreme climatic variations but its still fun to undertake it.
Here that, as always interesting comparison gtltweather enjoy
It's worth keeping an eye on this site in the coming weeks:
http://www.instantweathermaps.com/GFS-php/showmap-nh.php?run=2014101212&var=SNOWCPER_sfc&hour=192
The latest projection shows some decent forecast gains South of 60N across particularly Western Russia/North-Eastern Europe:
SK
Hopefully, still wriggle room for an upgrade
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Whoops, sorry LS you are quite right.
I was looking at the big red blob at the end of Siberia, and assumed it was Alaska after all the press reports and bloggs on here about it being very warm at the moment.
I hadn't seen any reports that it had cooled back to normal with average amounts of snow around.
My only excuse was I didn't have my reading glasses on at the time and I was sitting in the lovely sunshine we are experiencing today.
Sorry for the blooper
MIAChill no worries MIA the big red Siberian blob will get smaller in the next few days, Yes Alaska could do better but its early days and Canada does seem to be more than compensation.
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Ok its looking good out there. Some daylight left in Svalbard http://www.lookr.com/lookout/1350084604-Sveagruva#action-play-day
A bit of snow due in Lapland and the Northern Hemisphere more than keeping up with 2010 benchmark
http://www.yr.no/place/Finland/Laponia/Rovaniemi/ http://international.rovaniemi.fi/en/webcam
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Don't forget the ice, we want to see that grow as well.
I do worry about that ice though, we need to see that picking up.
Chill throwoff its still early days, just watch the chart get steeper over the next few weeks it always does http://www.ijis.iarc.uaf.edu/seaice/extent/Sea_Ice_Extent_v2_L.png
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Perm - 600kg east of Moscow forecast for next 2 weeks: http://www.gismeteo.ru/city/weekly/4476/
Archangelsk - 500kg east of Central Finland: http://www.ilmeteo.it/meteo-europa/Archangelsk
heavy snow
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From the comments i have been reading regarding the SAI on here ....I`m understanding the we do not want to see snow advancing westerly just yet , until the last couple of weeks of October.
Well folks so far as the update shows... lots of snow cover still in eastern Russia and not much progress westerly... a good thing i suppose... however there is a low/trough about to drop into mid Russia that will probably increase snow cover in a more westerly direction
Saturday Sunday
cursnow_asiaeuropesat.gifcursnow_asiaeuropesun.gif
If you squint really, really hard you might just spot the pixel on the Cairngorms too , failing that, go get your binoculars
Ok put your spec hunting binoculars down for a minute and enjoy what happens when the 'shnow..its' the fan! Would love too know what going to pull the Ukrainian bendy bus out. at 11.40 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yK2Deik2oQA
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Morning,
Heres the link , which someone kindly gave me about a week ago http://www.natice.noaa.gov/ims/
heres the update too.
Friday Saturday
cursnow_asiaeuropefri.gifcursnow_asiaeuropesat.gif
it is possible of some westward advancing in the next few days as the GFS +72 is showing.
gfsnh-2-72.pnggfsnh-0-72.png gfsnh-1-72.png
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Just a little look into projected snowfall to our east in the very near future....Quite a lot of the white stuff western russia and eastern russia.
T+150 gfsnh-2-150.png
Then deep into FI
T+250 gfsnh-2-252.png
any update on this or a hyper link ,I cant find the charts and it would be nice to see a hint of progress.
On a different topic...is the ice refreeze doing well? around Greenland it looks nice and thick to me http://nsidc.org/arcticseaicenews/charctic-interactive-sea-ice-graph/
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The next week looks to extend the snow cover in the important below 60 degrees sector.
GFS 12z forecast to +192.
Talking of importance,I see the 0.8 Correlations importance peeks at 53 degrees north (if it works ) http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/store/10.1029/2011GL049626/asset/supinfo/grl28662-sup-0002-fs01.pdf?v=1&s=25752f79fe57b690307343baed987015d8cd24c4
But that's based over all longitudes so it must be even higher for us as it seems to snow so easily around that latitude in the North American continent..edit maybe I'm muddled.
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Based on the Cohen Theory - it is the second half of October when you want to see rapid snow cover advancement westwards to help build one building block for increasing chances of colder conditions during winter. 2010 and 2012 saw rapid snow cover advancement westwards towards western Russian border and over Scandinavia, whereas last year whilst we saw a rapid snow cover advancement first half of October, it ground to halt mid month making no further advancement across the Urals . Indeed the Urals tend to be a major barrier, you want to see snow west of the Urals.
I would love to know why 2010 snow advancement was so good...but also able to be so bad; for example 5th Nov
Is this in the last few days?
yes
http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/breaking/chi-20141004-story.html
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Greenland is so cold no wonder the ice is growing there.. wonder if it will head for Iceland again this winter? Super snow there as well http://www.yr.no/place/Greenland/Other/Danmarkshavn/hour_by_hour_detailed.html
Thinking its too early and still not cold enough for the coming Russian snow to make an inpact on the S.A.I but at lest it should look pretty for a few days.
Also like the way the snow points at and dreams of getting to Texas guess it will have to wait at least a month before making a proper effort!
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Striking how much snow there was in Canada in 2010. Much more than the other years you showed. At least this year we have a decent amount of snow showing in Canada.
Maybe more than 2010 now! .....update for Tuesday.
News report of it catching people out http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/north/snowfall-slows-traffic-in-whitehorse-1.2782718
The morning commute http://embed.scribblelive.com/MediaData.aspx?action=GetMediaFile&PostId=128587264
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Its a bit of fun watching the snow in Svalbard, playing back the last few hours (posting 2.19pm) http://www.lookr.com/lookout/1220878595-Longyearbyen#action-play-day
http://www.lookr.com/lookout/1350084604-Sveagruva#action-play-day lamp post watching as it gets darker at the mine maybe!
http://www.yr.no/place/Norway/Svalbard/Sveagruva/hour_by_hour.html
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Snow And Ice In The Northern Hemisphere Autumn/Winter 2014
in Spring Weather Discussion
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South of our usual concerns but the biggest change on the noaa asiaeurope chart is China getting a large dump of snow, also causing problems in Nepal http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-29625605