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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.
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Then deep into FI
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Interesting stuff, with the cold pools starting to show up on weather charts and now your projected snowfall chart.
I'm thinking (searching for ) maybe the weather gods will give us a picture similar to or better than 2010 over the next few weeks with Siberia , Russia and Scandinavia getting a quality amounts of snow to help the snow advance index along.
Here's the benchmark
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We are still in the 'In between period' where snow gains are very susceptable to snow loss the next day. But it does look good seeing some of that white stuff in Scandi.
I'm thinking maybe it gone beyond that now for Eastern Siberia ..I maybe wrong http://www.yr.no/place/Russia/Sakha/Mirnyy/long.html
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Couldn't resist a peek at Rovaniemi; while it's looking rather drizzly and damp there, Lordi Square at least treated me to 1 degree showing on its digital temperature thingy: http://international.rovaniemi.fi/en/webcam
Ah yes Reefseeker very festive looking!
Also maybe worth a peek in the morning at this slide show.
http://www.webcam-4insiders.com/de/Wetter-Kleine%20Scheidegg/1026-Kleine%20Scheidegg-Wetter.php
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Mostly gone from lower elevations now
Damm it! they are having a mini heat wave
I'll be giving up on old faithful if Fridays upper level reinforcements don't turn up http://www.yr.no/place/Norway/Svalbard/Longyearbyen/long.html
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nice and as its below freezing all the time now that's not going anywhere soon.
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surprised this snowfall in Kiruna, Sweden went unnoticed on here.
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Sorry I'm slacking! Eastern Finland and Norway for the next webcam targets me thinks http://www.snow-forecast.com/maps/dynamic/scand?over=none&symbols=snow&type=snow.next3days http://www.yr.no/place/Finland/Eastern_Finland/Ilomantsi/ may improve.
http://www.snow-forecast.com/maps/dynamic/scand?over=none&symbols=snow&type=snow.next3to6days
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I survived the Market Rasen 5.2 in 2008. :-)
60 miles or so from the epicentre, but a very odd sensation nonetheless.
In a straight line was it only 17 or so miles here, wife though a truck had hit the house! worst for me was it sounded like millions of mini jack hammers, echoing very slowly away while being in a huge cave. .Very spooky until thoughts came of 'its just a earthquake not a nasty distant bomb' sorry off topic to bard.
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With regards to snow advance index (SAI) the key finding correlating with AO is illustrated by this graph in the supporting material from Cohen & Jones 2011 paper - http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/store/10.1029/2011GL049626/asset/supinfo/grl28662-sup-0002-fs01.pdf?v=1&s=25752f79fe57b690307343baed987015d8cd24c4
The Eurasian October snow to look out for between 0-180°E is particularly in the range of latitudes approximately 51-57°N peak influence about 53°N
I live around the area of peak influence then, will be looking hoping for a super fast SAI next month.
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There is a belief that the extent of snow in October has a bearing on the type of winter western Europe experiences.
I should of course add, it is but one variable that has to be used when trying to predict a winter pattern. There is something I think somewhere on the Met O website about these factors.
googling showed the link below
http://www.aer.com/news-events/blog/snow-advance-index-new-tool-predicting-winter%E2%80%99s-severity
I found nothing quickly on the UK Met site but I have never found it easy trying to get into the enormous amount of data they store!
Nice link john showing the 50/50 nature of our warm and cold winters, I notice the WSI is surprisingly close to the SAI especially for very cold were it over takes it.
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How much does snow cover over Siberia and Eastern Europe affect our winter weather?
Imo a small amount because the Atlantic dominates most winters, and so our weather more than the north or east.
If there is a huge pool of cold and snow to tap into my hopes are it spreads west!
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Death taxes and .....lovely Svalbard early snow so dependable in this world of fail.
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On a slightly lighter note On 17th Sep afternoon it may be worth a looking at http://www.snsk.no/longyearbyen.145587.en.html http://longyearbyen.livecam360.net/ because http://www.yr.no/place/Norway/Svalbard/Longyearbyen/hour_by_hour.html
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Don't worry sunrise at 4.14 am this morning, 24 hour darkness is not till 26th October and the snowfall always looks best in the dockyard flood lights!
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Looks to me there is more 3rd September positivity than any year going back to 1999 ...nice to see so early http://climate.rutgers.edu/snowcover/chart_daily.php?ui_year=2014&ui_day=246&ui_set=2
We need separate threads for light and heavy snow comments/articles this one can go with the light stuff!
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Another interesting read
http://volcanocafe.wordpress.com/2014/08/24/bardarbunga-nature-of-the-beast/
Superb link cheers
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Cheers, is it not a bit futile worrying about this yet then?
Your right and even a strong extent increase in October does not mean a huge amount but it will be fun watching the progression of the season, seeing the ice make a recovery and getting a taste of what we could have in winter.
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Looks slightly odd to me. Svalbard appears to be covered in snow, but a quick glance at a webcam shows it is not:
not a good resolution but like the webcam shows not covered in snow
Never mind there will be 11 hours less sunlight in 30 days and the temp will fall a long way so that should help
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Very interesting update from Jon Freeman. The caldera is showing sign of lowering!
Karyo
Basically saying if it happens it should be a big event....very interesting indeed.
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Sure for example last 12 hours quakes over Mag.2
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nice 3d visual...notice small quakes as shallow as 600 meters ...just a case of waiting for big ones. http://baering.github.io/
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http://www.livefromiceland.is/webcams/bardarbunga
this is the cam for bardarbunga which is the main watch (its on the far right about half way up the screen)
cannot see it due to the weather
http://vedur2.mogt.is/kverkfjoll/webcam/index.php
the link above and the pictures i am watching is from
Kverkfjöll volcanothis is because earthquakes are high there too and so are the harmonics
sorry for the confusion
http://www.volcanodiscovery.com/kverkfjoell.html
info about the volcano above
So with one stage two and one stage four volcano do you think they are effecting each other and we could see two for the price one so to speak?
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Snow And Ice In The Northern Hemisphere Autumn/Winter 2014
in Spring Weather Discussion
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That's right I'm don't think I'm getting my hopes too high for that in a couple of weeks then the next target... snow in Scandinavia and continuous back to Siberia maybe that's asking for too much at the end of the month so eyes on the first target.
stage 2 End of October