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14 hours ago, CAD_Wedge_NC said:

So, all that snow must have fallen in September??? I am a little confused. What exactly is his snow advancement index based on?

Or a lot of it fell in early October so when you make a slope of the line through the entire month of October, it is not as steep if most of the gains are early. October SCE was impressive, the SAI was not.

 

This year had the highest week 39 Eurasian snow cover since 1977 (week 39 is typically the end of September/beginning October).

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5 hours ago, ORH_wxman said:

Or a lot of it fell in early October so when you make a slope of the line through the entire month of October, it is not as steep if most of the gains are early. October SCE was impressive, the SAI was not.

 

This year had the highest week 39 Eurasian snow cover since 1977 (week 39 is typically the end of September/beginning October).

This is perfect for Cohen. He's going to be right now matter what. He just needs to decide which way once it's already happening. 

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At any rate, low Arctic sea ice did not lead to a large Eurasian snow advance south of 60N in October, though the total snow cover extent per Rutgers Global Snow Lab at month's end was 9th highest of the last 50 years. The time frame for SAI is really Weeks 40-44, so ending November 5th, and I'm inferring from these snow cover anomalies at the start and end of that time frame that SAI was below average this year (not sure how that positive anomaly over Tibet figures into all of this):

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