2009/2010 Snow Coverage Graphics
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2009/2010 Snow Coverage Graphics
http://espcgis.nesdis.noaa.gov/website/ssdsnow/viewer.htm is the link to the current interactive snow coverage graphics. If someone has some others please feel free to post also. Let's keep it in one thread please.
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Re: 2009/2010 Snow Coverage graphics.
vbhoutex wrote:http://espcgis.nesdis.noaa.gov/website/ssdsnow/viewer.htm is the link to the current interactive snow coverage graphics. If someone has some others please feel free to post also. Let's keep it in one thread please.
The cold front that is coming this weekend actually looks like it's traveling down the narrow snow patch there is.
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It's amazing to see live webcams of Houston Metro and snow covered ground with the palm trees ... nice touch...
Congratulations on the early season snow, and for the 2nd year in the row ... Houston sees snow before areas in more typical snow climbs again lol.
Guess Frick and Fracks' snow thread just took a little time to work it's mojo.
MIght be time sensitive but something else... A shot from South Loop
Congratulations on the early season snow, and for the 2nd year in the row ... Houston sees snow before areas in more typical snow climbs again lol.
Guess Frick and Fracks' snow thread just took a little time to work it's mojo.
MIght be time sensitive but something else... A shot from South Loop
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Re: 2009/2010 Snow Coverage graphics.
vbhoutex wrote:http://espcgis.nesdis.noaa.gov/website/ssdsnow/viewer.htm is the link to the current interactive snow coverage graphics. If someone has some others please feel free to post also. Let's keep it in one thread please.
That's a great link/find! Thanks vbhoutex.
It looks like the Washington DC metro area snow is creeping down from the northeast.
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Re: 2009/2010 Snow Coverage graphics.
The northern tier and central plains are starting to get a nice snow cover. After this storm midweek, arctic air coming down after that should be fun to watch 
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Re: 2009/2010 Snow Coverage graphics.
Just wondering, does anyone know any place we can compare sea ice (winter coverage) throughout the years including current vs last year and so on etc?
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Re: 2009/2010 Snow Coverage graphics.
Try this one: http://igloo.atmos.uiuc.edu/cgi-bin/tes ... 01&sy=2009
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Re: 2009/2010 Snow Coverage graphics.
Sambucol wrote:Try this one: http://igloo.atmos.uiuc.edu/cgi-bin/tes ... 01&sy=2009
Good one Sambucol. Man! There is a big loss of sea ice compared to a year ago. I'm not a global warming believer and just think these weather patterns we are going through are just long term pattern changes but that sure is different from last year.
BTW, I did a September 1st,2009 compare to September first 2010.
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