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 Spring Polar Vortex Core Extends Winter Weather Risks Into April

Summer 2026 First Forecast: A Super El Niño is Now Starting to Form, Impacting the Warm Season Weather Patterns

Spring 2026 Forecast: How a Lingering Polar Vortex Core and the New Super El Niño will Shape the Global Pattern

The Return of a Super El Niño: How the Rapid Collapse of La Niña is Triggering a Massive Global Shift for 2026

Stratospheric Warming Begins: A Rare Early-Spring Polar Vortex Core is Set to Descend into the U.S. and Canada

Final Polar Vortex Split: Late-Winter Stratospheric Wind Reversal is Coming, Impacting the Weather into March

Spring 2026 Europe Forecast: The La Niña Collapse Signal in the Seasonal Weather Patterns

Spring 2026 Forecast: Why the Rapid Shift to El Niño is Reshaping the United States and Canada Outlook