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Month: February 2025

A Powerful Full Polar Vortex collapse is now Forecast for mid-March, with an impact on Weather patterns over North America

February 28, 2025 by Andrej Flis
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A final Polar Vortex collapse event is forecast for mid-March. With a very strong stratospheric warming event expected to develop, we currently see a rapid … Read more

Categories Global weather Tags forecast, Polar Vortex, snow, stratospheric warming, united states, weather, winter

Spring 2025 Final Forecast: La Niña grip over the seasonal Weather in the United States and Canada

May 9, 2025February 25, 2025 by Andrej Flis
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Spring season 2025 is around the corner, and the latest forecasts show a La Niña influence over the jet stream pattern for North America. A … Read more

Categories Long range / seasonal forecast Tags forecast, La Nina, snow, spring, united states, weather

Spring 2025 in Europe: Unexpected impact of La Niña, seen in the latest Long-Range Forecasts

May 9, 2025February 23, 2025 by Andrej Flis
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The latest long-range forecasts for Spring 2025 show a likely impact of La Niña on the seasonal weather over Europe. A dominant high-pressure system is … Read more

Categories Long range / seasonal forecast Tags europe, forecast, La Nina, spring, weather

Noctilucent Clouds: A rare atmospheric phenomenon

February 22, 2025 by Marko Korosec
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Have you ever seen noctilucent clouds (NLC)? These may be the most unusual and rare clouds you may ever see. Noctilucent clouds are to normal … Read more

Categories Basic Weather Theory Tags clouds, nlc clouds, noctilucent, noctilucent clouds

Types of convective clouds – from fair-weather clouds to thunderstorms

February 21, 2025 by Marko Korosec
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Convection forms distinct types of clouds. Convective clouds are divided into two types (genera): cumulus and cumulonimbus. Each successive kind and species displays more vertical … Read more

Categories Severe Weather Theory Tags calvus, capillatus, clouds, congestus, convection, convective cloud types, convective clouds, cumulonimbus, cumulus, humilis, mediocris, thunderstorm

An early Spring wave is forecast for the U.S. and Canada next week, with a cold surprise lurking for early March

February 21, 2025 by Andrej Flis
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The latest forecasts show an early taste of warmer Spring-like weather will come next week over North America. A high-pressure ridge will spread into the … Read more

Categories Long range / seasonal forecast Tags cold, forecast, spring, united states, warm, weather, winter

Thunderstorm basics: Understanding the power of nature

February 19, 2025 by Marko Korosec
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In this section, we will take a general look at the thunderstorms. What is a typical thunderstorm? We will examine its essential components and how … Read more

Categories Severe Weather Theory Tags anvil cloud, convection, downdraft, equilibrium level, pileus cloud, severe thunderstorm, thunderstorm, thunderstorms, tropopause, typical storm, updraft, wind shear

Back-sheared anvil: The role of wind shear in shaping cumulonimbus anvil

February 15, 2025 by Marko Korosec
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A back-sheared anvil is the expression for a cumulonimbus anvil that spreads against (upwind) into relatively strong winds (jet stream) aloft. Anvil vs. wind   … Read more

Categories Severe Weather Theory Tags back-sheared anvil, convective clouds, severe thunderstorm, thunderstorm, updraft, wind shear
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