Local sea surface temperatures — in the Great Australian Bight and northwest Tasman Sea — are the strongest single influence in my snow depth prediction model.
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Local sea surface temperatures — in the Great Australian Bight and northwest Tasman Sea — are the strongest single influence in my snow depth prediction model. . . . → Read More: Ugly sea surface temperatures Last year’s peak snow depth prediction was another triumph, right? I predicted 141 ± 44 cm and the peak depth came in at 148.8 cm (at Spencers Creek¹, midway between Perisher Valley and Thredbo, NSW). Well, maybe… . . . → Read More: Closing out the 2015 snow depth prediction In an extraordinary event precipitated by a huge North Atlantic storm system, the North Pole has just experienced a short burst of above zero air temperature (green in this plot). . . . → Read More: Midwinter North Pole Further updated: All series have now reported. October 2015 was the hottest month on record globally. That’s since 1850 — a total of 166 years, or nearly 2000 individual months. . . . → Read More: Record hottest month Why do diesel cars emit so much NOx ? Here’s my answer in 6 tweets … expanded and annotated. It turns out to be fairly complex. . . . → Read More: Diesel and NOx Outcome: Nice setup, but dry — less than 10 cm. . . . → Read More: The last gasp (22 September) Outcome: A modest spring fall . . . → Read More: Next week (2-5 September) No, the snow depth peak is not already in; not by a long way. The weather this week has been extraordinary; so far from conventional Australian snow weather as to border on unprecedented. . . . → Read More: An extraordinary system With just 10 cm snowfall claimed at Perisher Valley and Thredbo overnight and a week of warm weather in the offing, is the 2015 snow depth peak already in? . . . → Read More: Is the peak already in? Outcome: Basically fizzed; Perisher Valley claimed less than 10 cm . . . → Read More: 11-14 August |
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