Latest on the deep cyclone near Iceland: significant waves and severe blizzard are expected across the western parts tonight
The bomb cyclone traveling along southern Greenland has peaked on late Wednesday and is now moving towards Iceland. A major windstorm introducing hurricane-force winds has formed to its south,...
An intense bombogenesis with rapidly deepening pressure is underway over the Labrador Sea tonight, massive waves will head towards Iceland on Thursday
An explosive surface low will develop Tuesday night into the Labrador Sea and continue deepening while moving along the southern tip of Greenland on Wednesday. A major windstorm with...
A rapidly intensifying North Atlantic depression is underway, textbook cyclogenesis will develop major waves towards western Europe on Thursday
It has been very calm weather over the European continent over the past few weeks, thanks to a persistent blocking of high-pressure systems. Now at least western Europe will...
A very powerful upper ridge and strong warm air mass advection into far North Atlantic and Greenland until Thursday
In our other update, we have shared a discussion about an extraordinary ‘heatwave’ into the Arctic region this week. Now, let’s take a look into more details on the...
Spectacular mesovortices within the core of monster North Atlantic cyclone – the system has matured today and is now moving into Iceland
A very large North Atlantic depression has peaked today. It reached 953 mbar with the rapid intensification completed on Sunday morning. It, yet again, delivered a spectacular satellite presentation...
A rapidly intensifying extratropical cyclone in the North Atlantic this weekend – broad severe winds towards WNW Europe
It’s been about a week since the last deep cyclone over the North Atlantic, as strong ridge developed over the last days. To the west of the ridge, a...
Exceptional but very didactic NASA Terra-MODIS satellite imagery of the Arctic region
Daylight is slowly expanding towards the Polar region as we’re going further into spring. This means we can observe some pretty spectacular imagery on the Arctic region sea ice...
Spectacular details of Arctic air mass advection from the ice shield towards the North Atlantic
At the end of the Northern hemisphere winter (end of February into early March) there is usually the annual maximum extent of the sea ice around the Arctic region....