*Winter 2019/2020* Statistical winter outlook – Solar cycle and ENSO!
Two weeks ago, we wrote about the latest long range model forecasts, and what they show for the upcoming winter 2019/2020. While we wait for the latest October model...
*Winter 2019/2020* Early look at the seasonal forecasts for the upcoming winter across the Northern Hemisphere!
Autumn is upon us, which means that the winter forecasting season has begun. September seasonal forecasts are what we often call “an early look”, since the forecasts are on...
Latest model guidance for mid/late January winter weather across Europe
While Europe is currently still under the effects of a strong north Atlantic ridge and an Arctic outbreak across the Balkan peninsula and Mediterranean, model trends indicate this pattern...
*UPDATE* on the splitting Polar Vortex and winter trends across the European continent through mid January
With new model outputs, we take a look over the trends on the pattern evolution, associated with the Sudden Stratospheric Warming which has been ongoing this week. The result...
Sudden Stratospheric Warming underway, mid/late January could see some serious winter weather across a large part of Europe
Two months ago, we talked about the polar vortex and its influence on the troposphere. Right now, the “Sudden Stratospheric Warming” – a large scale process – is underway...
Polar vortex: What is it, and why you should care?
Every winter, we often hear the term “polar vortex” in various media. Some call it a stratospheric hurricane, some call every winter storm a polar vortex and some even...
Complete analysis: record snow extent over North America. Eurasia below normal. Winter significance!
For the past few weeks, snow cover has been increasing across the northern hemisphere, as it is usual for autumn. Snow cover extent over North America has been rapidly...
March 2015 – USA Severe weather pattern potential
Meteorological winter is coming to an end, and with March a new meteorological season begins. March is the first spring month and it also usually brings the first major...