Gulf stream mixing and global anomalies
As the strong dust event is currently ongoing over Europe, we are going to take a look at the state of the Atlantic ocean and …
Atlantic
Weekly pattern overview for Europe – dynamic pattern ahead with much needed rain for central Europe, Apr 1-7th
The beginning of April will be quite dynamic over much of Europe as a ‘high over low’ rex block pattern establishes. Strong ridging develops over …
A deep cyclone will bring a potentially severe windstorm into north Ireland, Northern Ireland and Scotland this weekend, Mar 2nd & 3rd
A deep and intense cyclone will develop over the North Atlantic tomorrow and will push into the British Isles on Saturday, March 2nd. The cyclone …
An intense windstorm will hit western Norway tonight and tomorrow, Feb 26/27th
A deep cyclone is moving across Iceland today and its future track pushes the cyclone across the Norwegian sea. It is expected to hit Norway …
Weekly pattern overview across Europe – a powerful ridge will persist until the weekend when pattern becomes more dynamic, Feb 25th – Mar 5th
The last week of February across Europe will remain dominated by a persisting and extensive upper ridge, before the pattern gradually changes into a more …
Strong warm advection across the Arctic region and northern Europe this weekend, Feb 22-24th
Quite significant warm advection will develop across the Arctic region and northern Europe this weekend, in response to a strengthening upper ridge across the west-central …
UPDATE on the explosive cyclogenesis and very deep cyclone in the north Atlantic today, Feb 20th
As expected, the impressive cyclone we discussed yesterday has gone through an incredibly rapid intensification and deepened below 940 mbar this morning. A very deep …
An intense extra-tropical cyclone (bombogenesis) will move across the north Atlantic tomorrow, nearing Iceland/Greenland on Thursday, Feb 19-21st
A very intense cyclone (a so-called ‘bombogenesis’ cyclone or a weather bomb) will develop across the North Atlantic later today and move towards Iceland and …