Tag Archives: snow cover

Snow in Korea this Morning

Posted on November 19, 2009 by Greg Marvelous

I read this blog post in which a forecast for snow was mentioned for South Korea.  The blog indicated the writer was in Seoul, but I couldn’t find any forecast for snow from any international weather source.  I decided to … Continue reading →

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More on the Snow Cover in Asia

Posted on November 17, 2009 by Greg Marvelous

One of my near-daily stops is the National Ice Center’s snow cover web page.  Something caught my eye when I was looking at the most recent image from yesterday.  Admittedly, the image is not all that different from the one … Continue reading →

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Northern Hemisphere Snow Cover Update

Posted on November 13, 2009 by Greg Marvelous

It’s been over two weeks since we took a look at the latest snow cover map for the Northern Hemisphere.  Here are the two images we’ve reviewed thus far, plus the most recent image: The most noticeable increase in snow … Continue reading →

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Siberian Snow Cover Update

Posted on October 26, 2009 by Greg Marvelous

Ten days ago, we looked at the growing snow cover in the Northern Hemisphere.  This was the image for that post: Here is the most recent image: You can easily see the expansion of snow cover westward across Siberia.  Again, … Continue reading →

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Jack Frost-O-Lantern?

Posted on October 17, 2009 by Greg Marvelous

Yes… I’m a little tired. Snow dusted pumpkins on a wagon at Hanson’s Farm in Framingham, MA.  Winter weather advisories and storm watches are still in effect in parts of PA, NY, and NJ as the second Nor’easter is expected … Continue reading →

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Snow Cover Building in Northern Hemisphere

Posted on October 16, 2009 by Greg Marvelous

Paul Yeager has already mentioned this on his blog (Cloudy and Cool), but I thought I would bring it to the attention of those who may not have check over there yet. Paul mentioned the connection between Siberian snowfall and … Continue reading →

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