Winter wonder
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http://ocean.dmi.dk/arctic/meant80n.uk.php
Dropping like a stone. Good to see.
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Thank you MIA for your research.
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Central Asia gaining snow cover.
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DavidS and EuroBlizzard Thanks for the info.
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Thanks MIA. I have tried a few alternatives. Why did they disband the snow chart.? I have heard a lot of weather watchers and internet channels say that daily information and data is being ever more restricted which makes it harder for people to see for themselves what is really going on with the climate.
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What has happened to the NOAA charts that show snow cover for the NH.? It is so frustrating specially as we are seeing record snow events in many places including USA and Japan. It feels like a case of nothing to see here just move along.
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Thanks for the info Northwest NI
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There almost seems to be an ice bridge now between Greenland and Iceland looking at this image.
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I am in the camp this is caused by Solar cycles and other natural cycles. The increased cloud cover is a symptom caused by increasing cosmic rays in which Henrick Svensmark work has shed much light.. In a cumulatively warming atmosphere there should be ever less cold air available to start producing increasing amounts of snow.
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Midlands Ice Age. Nice summary of events. I jump to the conclusion this is all down to the low Solar Activity now being called the Eddy minimum. I have seen many historic temperature charts that show warming in Alaska and cooling in Western Europe during a Grand Minima so I am not surprised by what we are seeing now.
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Well it’s better than no snow in Scandinavia and Russia .
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There is a buzz of excitement as we see early snow in locations across the northern hemisphere. Ski resorts in most places had a bumper year last as well. My point is this will be an opportunity to really see how much of an impact a prolonged spell of low Solar really can have and what that means going forward. Cycle 24 was very weak and cycle 25 is predicted to be the same or even weaker.
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This looks like being a deep minimum infact we seem to be entering a Grand Solar Minimum so I am optimistic about the next three winters and winter prospects for decades to come.
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1981-82 is still king for me although a few occasions since have been ok. There seemed to be weeks of increasing frost before snow hit before Christmas. Then there were bouts of heavy snow with deep drifts.
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I am not an expert and rarely post but today on the sea ice map I noticed what seemed to be a bridge of ice connecting Greenland and Iceland. In previous years this has been discussed by regular users of Net Weather forum although not actually observed. I know it was a regular feature many years ago but when did this last happen?. Will this be the start of a new trend as we seem to be entering a new Grand Solar Minimum. I would like to see some discussion on this as there seems to be no winter thread running now. If you are out there Born from the voiid or anyone did you see the ice map today.
Sorry there one seems to be no ice bridge looking at the same site a few minutes ago. Nothing to see here please move along.
The ice along the east coast of Greenland has extended beyond the season average red line in recent weeks however. I can't explain the sudden change on the NSIDC.
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sorry I made an error with the link just type in solar cycle 24 for more info.
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can anyone tell me exactly when the current solar cycle is meant to end, as the sun is meant to go extremely quiet after that, sorry its a bit off topic
next solar min about 2019-20 http://www.swpc.noaa.gov/solarcycle/
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just to clarify, I was not suggesting Catacol-Highlanders post was not scientific but actually agreeing with his line of logic by using my own unscientific analogy.
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regarding the low strat temps. I think of it as keeping its powder dry for the big hit, maybe not scientific but still. Good news that the sunspot spike seems to have ended it might help.
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indirect I know, but ash emissions at 37,000 ft for Mt Sinabung Indonesia. Several volcaoes seem ready to go in that region. A big eruption COULD be in the offing and that would be a bonus for next winter. Worth keeping an eye on.
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The beauty of these forums is the exchange of thoughts and ideas by all. I am interested in everything but will never know everything. Pretty sure we are heading for global cooling though.
Probably an Icelandic Iced-sausage.
(you need to follow the SM debate in the MOD thread in order to understand my chuckling)Of course, the more knowledgeable folk knew all along.
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Just the east Greenland current is where the ice flows along, which stays along the coast, keeping the ice from drifting toward Iceland I think.
I think the snow cover is there in the archive images from the end of 2005.
It's called the Odden Ice Tongue
thanks for that . Its good to be able to get answers so quick.
Central Asia gaining snow cover.
(you need to follow the SM debate in the MOD thread in order to understand my chuckling)
Snow & Ice coverage in the Northern Hemisphere Winter 2021/22
in Spring Weather Discussion
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To MIA. Electroverse had something to say on this ice thickness DATA change at the DMI. He asked them about this but did not get a satisfactory answer.