Andrej Flis

Andrej Flis is a senior meteorologist and long-range forecaster with 20 years of learning and experience, specializing in global weather dynamics and climate trends. He is a recognized figure in the study of Stratospheric Polar Vortex behavior and its impact on Northern Hemisphere weather patterns. Andrej’s work focuses on the complex interactions between the oceans and the atmosphere, including ENSO cycles and seasonal anomalies.

His technical analyses have been cited in scientific studies, and he is present on Academia.edu. Andrej is dedicated to bridging the gap between high-level atmospheric science and public understanding of large-scale weather events, making complex global weather events understandable to a worldwide community.

Andrej Flis

A Rare Atlantic Niña Emerges, Joins Super El Niño to Build an Atmospheric Shield for the U.S.

Fall 2026 Forecast: Super El Niño Sets Up a Winter-Like Weather Pattern That Strengthens Into January

Polar Vortex Warning Signs Emerge for Winter 2026/2027 as Super El Niño Builds

A Cold Atlantic Anomaly Returns as Super El Niño Shapes Winter 2026/2027 Early Forecast Signals

Super El Niño Is Now Breaking Into the Atmosphere as July Forecasts Show a Pattern Shift for the U.S. and Canada

A Seasonal Weather Shift Is Forming as Super El Niño Merges with Record-Low Arctic Sea Ice for 2026/2027

NASA Detects a Major Pacific Sea Level Rise as Super El Niño Rapidly Strengthens

A Major Stratospheric Wind Shift Is Underway, Shaping the Winter 2026/2027 Forecast with the Emerging El Niño