Northern Hemisphere reaches all-time record for highest September snowcover

BenedictGomez · Oct 10, 2014

This is the "Siberian signal" I look for each year. It was good last year, and it's looking great this year! :daffy:

the northern hemisphere reached all-time record snow coverage for the month of September.Eurasia also saw highest snow coverage since the early 2000s. Snow coverage over the Northern Hemisphere is looked at closely because it can have a pronounced impact on large-scale waves in the atmosphere. Higher snow coverage can also sustain larger outbreaks of arctic air and influence winter temperatures.There are many links between a colder than normal winter and higher than normal snow coverage across the northern hemisphere.

Scientists do not know why the above holds true, but there is a statistically significant link to early Siberian snowcover and northeaster US winters.

http://www.abc2news.com/weather/wea...rd-north-america-snow-cover-hits-45-year-high

:snow:

skiberg · Oct 10, 2014

Also good shot of a block setting up over Greenland. &#55357;&#56835;&#55357;&#56835;&#55357;&#56835;

JimG. · Oct 10, 2014

All hail ULLR.

jack97 · Oct 10, 2014

BenedictGomez said:
Scientists do not know why the above holds true, but there is a statistically significant link to early Siberian snowcover and northeaster US winters.

skiberg said:
Also good shot of a block setting up over Greenland. ��

As JB stated, that's the frustrating part in terms of long range forecasting..... research has not been focused on the natural variability in climate change.

btw..... ULLR must be happy!

BenedictGomez · Oct 15, 2014

It just keeps snowing up in Siberia! Way above normal Snowfall up north, fastest snowpack in 15 years! :snow:

catskills · Oct 16, 2014

Heavy Siberia Snowfall in October = Cold Winter in USA

Heavy Siberia Snowfall in October = Cold Winter in USA :daffy:

There’s a theory that the amount of snow covering Eurasia in October is an indication of how much icy air will sweep down from the Arctic in December and January, pouring over parts of North America, Europe and East Asia.

Highway Star · Oct 16, 2014

BenedictGomez · Oct 16, 2014

catskills said:
Heavy Siberia Snowfall in October = Cold Winter in USA

Already being discussed in the Weather forum.

http://forums.alpinezone.com/showth...l-time-record-for-highest-September-snowcover

ScottySkis · Oct 17, 2014

I like!

ThinkSnow · Oct 17, 2014

Good! We'll need the cold & snow to keep ebola at bay.....

;-)

Highway Star · Oct 17, 2014

BenedictGomez · Oct 17, 2014

Highway Star said:

Please explain the use of the tinfoil-hat in this thread?

bigbog · Oct 17, 2014

Unfortunately the policies of promoting friendship around the world by the big banks aren't very helpful in visiting Siberia...;-) Only for the rich..who don't have a clue to what is beautiful ski country...

MadMadWorld · Oct 17, 2014

Global warming!!!!

*drops mic*

C-Rex · Oct 17, 2014

This thread makes me SOOO HAPPY! :grin:

Abubob · Oct 17, 2014

Too bad Siberia is flat ....

...... and in Russia.

BenedictGomez · Oct 17, 2014

C-Rex said:
This thread makes me SOOO HAPPY! :grin:

Definite positivity and hopeful signs.

Abubob said:
Too bad Siberia is flat .......... and in Russia.

Think of it as a remote version of the Poconos, with more snow and a plummeting currency. Just need to get some lift service and the Siberian AZ summit is a go!

jack97 · Oct 17, 2014

Last year link to a boston channel of Cohen talking about the siberian correlation. If you google search, he published some papers which talks this. The guy has a stellar background as well.

disclaimer for the political police:
1. The feds has not been discussed.
2. This correlation is a relativity new one, so the history on this is still a TBD.

http://www.wcvb.com/weather/Will-Boston-see-another-blockbuster-winter-storm/23182160

MadMadWorld · Oct 17, 2014

BenedictGomez said:
Definite positivity and hopeful signs.

Think of it as a remote version of the Poconos, with more snow and a plummeting currency. Just need to get some lift service and the Siberian AZ summit is a go!

Well the Poconos do have a guy that thinks he's a Russian sniper.

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