Arctic sea ice melt season is now underway, but not as strong as in recent years, except in the Siberian region
Arctic sea ice has reached the largest extent in the past few years this March. Sea ice melt season is now well underway with a …
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Arctic Sea Ice reaches its maximum extent, but now the melt season is starting and we could face a strong one, based on the latest forecasts
Arctic sea ice has reached its maximum extent in March. The ice melt season will now begin, and it has the potential to be a …
Tornado season 2021 is here: above-average activity likely this spring
The meteorological spring 2021 is here, and so is the new tornado season in the United States. This year, colder than normal Pacific could lead …
Could we see an above-average tornado season in the United States due to the ongoing La Nina this spring?
We are just a few days away from the official start of the meteorological spring, as well as a new tornado season in the United …
Skies and snow turn orange as massive Saharan Dust load spreads across south-central Europe this weekend
A massive amount of Saharan Dust has advected across the Mediterranean into central Europe this weekend, thanks to the favorable pattern turning the jet stream …
Arctic Sea Ice is not freezing In October for the first time since measurements began, now having an unknown effect on weather development towards Winter
Arctic sea ice melt season usually lasts from March till September. After reaching the minimum extent in September, sea ice starts to grow back in …
*Update* on the low-pressure system moving across the Ireland and UK this morning
Furtunatelly the system which was forecast to be quite intense tonight into tomorrow (Monday) morning, has not organized enough to support intense wind field. It …
Another intense North Atlantic storm will bring severe windstorm and also quite some snow to parts of Scotland, Ireland, and England on Monday
It seems there is no break in the current ‘storm pattern’ over the North Atlantic and western Europe. Well, there isn’t. Yet again a deep …
