February 23, 2012   86 notes
diarrheaheartfailure:

fyeaheasterneurope:

What’s Keeping Europe So Cold & Snowy? 
While much of the United States has been left wondering, “Where’s  winter?,” Europeans have been shivering under a blanket of cold air that  has sent temperatures plummeting and snows drifting.
The climate pattern is called a “Russian Winter” because the intense  cold and snow is triggered by a strong Siberian anticyclone hovering  over northern Russia, according to a NASA statement.
In the coldest parts of the year, when the intense cooling of the  surface layers of air over northeastern Siberia occurs, the time is  right for the formation of a Siberian anticyclone. Also called a  Siberian high, it is a semi-permanent system of high atmospheric  pressure centered in northeastern Siberia. The Siberian anticyclone is  one of the principal sources of polar air masses, and outbreaks of polar  air westward from the high-pressure area can cause severe cold spells  in the European continent.
Earlier this month a strong such anticyclone formed, and with a low pressure system over Greenland, it worked to push frigid temperatures across Europe. On Feb. 10, CNN reported that 22 countries had posted warnings for extreme cold temperatures and accumulating snow.

>Siberian anticyclone
HAARP
ITS FUCKING HAARP


okay but seriously that’s kind of scary

diarrheaheartfailure:

fyeaheasterneurope:

What’s Keeping Europe So Cold & Snowy?

While much of the United States has been left wondering, “Where’s winter?,” Europeans have been shivering under a blanket of cold air that has sent temperatures plummeting and snows drifting.

The climate pattern is called a “Russian Winter” because the intense cold and snow is triggered by a strong Siberian anticyclone hovering over northern Russia, according to a NASA statement.

In the coldest parts of the year, when the intense cooling of the surface layers of air over northeastern Siberia occurs, the time is right for the formation of a Siberian anticyclone. Also called a Siberian high, it is a semi-permanent system of high atmospheric pressure centered in northeastern Siberia. The Siberian anticyclone is one of the principal sources of polar air masses, and outbreaks of polar air westward from the high-pressure area can cause severe cold spells in the European continent.

Earlier this month a strong such anticyclone formed, and with a low pressure system over Greenland, it worked to push frigid temperatures across Europe. On Feb. 10, CNN reported that 22 countries had posted warnings for extreme cold temperatures and accumulating snow.

>Siberian anticyclone

HAARP

ITS FUCKING HAARP

okay but seriously that’s kind of scary

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