A strong and long-lasting heatwave develops across west-central Europe
A large trough swept across Europe through the early days of August, but now the pattern is changing. A strong and long-lasting heatwave is developing …
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Friday 31st will be the hottest day of the year for western Europe
As it has already been discussed in our previous forecast, this Friday, July 31st, will bring an extreme heat to parts of western Europe. France …
Hot weather returns into a large part of Europe this week
After a relatively cold period in many parts of Europe this month, the summer heat is finally arriving this week. Strong blocking pattern establishes over …
*update* on the powerful cold blast across west-central Europe through Sunday and Monday, May 10-11th
Here is the follow-up update post on the developing sharp pattern change and soon a return of cold weather for a few days. The famous …
Significant warmth 23-27 °C afternoon temperatures across a large part of Europe, even the UK pushed to +24 °C! Very warm weather continues into Easter weekend
It has been very warm across western, central and also southern Europe this week and it should extend into the coming Eastern weekend, even intensifying …
April 3rd – another very cold morning across parts of Europe, but the cold pool is vanishing as spring weather returns this weekend
Yet another very cold morning in parts of central Europe and the Balkans today, Apr 3rd. Numerous stations were experiencing close or even below -5 …
April 2nd – one of the coldest April mornings of last decades across northern Balkans; preliminary reports of destructive frost from NE Italy, Slovenia, Croatia and Hungary
As most of the farmers were affraid of, significant cold temperatures verified across parts of central Europe and the Balkans this morning, Apr 2nd. There …
Extreme cold and destructive frost with close to -10 °C across parts of Europe this morning, April 1st
Weather does not take jokes, even it’s April’s Fool day today. As we expected, it has been a very cold morning today, April 1st. Many …
