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Marko Korosec

Marko Korošec is a veteran storm chaser and expert weather forecaster with over 25 years of experience specializing in the analysis of extreme atmospheric events. A former forecaster for Estofex, he draws on deep-layer shear dynamics and thermodynamic analysis. Marko is highly recognized for his technical proficiency in short- and mid-term forecasting of high-impact weather, including severe convective systems and complex winter weather. In addition to his SWE role, Marko worked for 17 years as a Road Weather and Maintenance Decision Support System Supervisor until 2022, applying his expertise to the critical field of transportation meteorology. He focused on the forensic analysis of road surface conditions and the impact of extreme winter weather, including blizzards, freezing rain, and ice storms, on infrastructure safety. His work was instrumental in developing strategies for proactive winter maintenance and real-time hazard mitigation. Marko’s unique dual-career path combines rigorous meteorological forecasting with world-class visual documentation. An acclaimed visual artist and winner of the 2014 National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest, he uses his "awe-inspiring" photography to illustrate the power and complexity of the atmosphere. By merging technical forensic details with high-resolution visual evidence, Marko serves as a vital bridge between high-level atmospheric science and public understanding, dedicated to capturing "the fury of nature" for a global audience. Photo gallery: MarkoKorosec.net

Very warm and stable weather continues across the European continent this week

April 6, 2020 by Marko Korosec

It’s been a relatively fast return of warm weather into a large part of Europe since Sunday. It was a very warm day today (Monday) … Read more

Categories Mesoscale Discussion Archives Tags Balkans, cold outbreak, COVID-19, cyclone, europe, north atlantic, omega block, ridge, spring, warmth, western europe

Tropical Cyclone #HAROLD becomes the 2nd strongest cyclone to hit Vanuatu on record – peaks at 165 knots (912 mbar)!

April 7, 2020April 6, 2020 by Marko Korosec

Here is a recap post of the extremely powerful Category 5 Tropical Cyclone #Harold over Vanuatu. The system has peaked at 165 mph (145 knots) … Read more

Categories Tropical Weather Tags category 5, fiji, harold, pacific, tonga, tropical cyclone, tropical weather, vanuatu

Extremely powerful Category 5 #HAROLD continues intensifying while crossing the #Vanuatu islands, supporting destructive 150-170 mph winds

April 7, 2020April 6, 2020 by Marko Korosec

What looked like the peak of #Harold last night (local morning), the system has introduced an explosive burst of convection through the past several hours … Read more

Categories Tropical Weather Tags category 5, fiji, harold, pacific, tonga, tropical cyclone, tropical weather, vanuatu

A *monster* Category 5 Tropical Cyclone #HAROLD will graze #Vanuatu islands over the next 24 hours – destructive 120-130 knots winds and flooding expected

April 6, 2020April 5, 2020 by Marko Korosec

Tropical Cyclone #Harold has done an unprecedented intensification into a powerful monster tropical system. It is packing 120 knots (140 mph / 225 km/h) maximum … Read more

Categories Tropical Weather Tags category 5, fiji, harold, pacific, tropical cyclone, tropical weather, vanuatu

A deep extratropical cyclone brings intense snow blizzard and violent winds into Iceland tomorrow – Sunday, Apr 5th

April 4, 2020 by Marko Korosec

North Atlantic gets into its dynamic mode again this weekend. A strongly deepening extratropical cyclone develops tonight while blasting into Iceland tomorrow. It brings an … Read more

Categories Mesoscale Discussion Archives Tags blizzard, extratropical cyclone, Iceland, north atlantic, snow, vatna glacier, warm advection, warm front, windstorm

Pinhole eye develops with the Tropical Cyclone #HAROLD – heading for a potentially devastating Category 4 landfall on #Vanuatu on Tuesday

April 4, 2020April 4, 2020 by Marko Korosec

Here is an update of the rapidly intensifying Tropical Cyclone #Harold. It has moved away from the Salomon Islands and is now organizing further while … Read more

Categories Tropical Weather Tags fiji, harold, pacific, salomon islands, tropical cyclone, tropical weather, vanuatu

A rapidly strengthening Tropical Cyclone #IRONDRO in the South Indian Ocean

April 3, 2020 by Marko Korosec

Another impressive tropical system is currently ongoing – a Tropical Cyclone #Irondro in the South Indian Ocean. A rapidly strengthening system is packing maximum sustained … Read more

Categories Tropical Weather Tags irondro, south indian ocean, tropical cyclone, tropical weather

Spectacular ship tracks visible in the marine layer over the North Pacific today, Apr 3rd

April 3, 2020 by Marko Korosec

Some pretty spectacular sight over the North Pacific ocean today – ship tracks. These narrow clouds are formed along the exhaust of the traveling ships … Read more

Categories Global weather Tags marine layer, north pacific, ocean, satellite, ship, ship tracks, stable layer
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