Double trouble in the tropical Atlantic – twin new storms likely to form soon. Epsilon on Sunday, Zeta to follow next week
Model guidance is now in a much better agreement there will soon be not only one, but two tropical systems in the western Atlantic and the Caribbean. Atlantic is...
*Rapid ICE growth* Arctic sea ice reaches the largest early February ice area in the past 11 years! It even exceeds the 2001-2010 average size
Overall, winter was rather mild across much of Eurasia and North America, with the exception of Alaska and parts of Canada. But, that means that a lot of cold...
*BREAKING* An incredible temperature high of 18.3°C (65°F) has been measured in Antarctica! This is possibly the highest temperature on the continent since the last interglacial period!
Antarctica is the coldest place on Earth. But you would be surprised to know, that it has its warm spots too, and one of those just recorded the highest...
*January 2020* We just went through the warmest January on record! Temperatures were much above normal across the Northern Hemisphere, as the Polar Vortex has put cold Arctic air on lockdown
January is the second winter month. It was far from wintery across many parts of the Northern Hemisphere mid-latitudes. January 2020 was the warmest January on record. After a...
A new significant heat wave for south-central Europe through the next 7-8 days
A new, rather significant heat wave is building up for south-central Europe and Balkan peninsula through the rest of this week into mid next week. A large ridge is...
Heat wave over SW-S-SE Europe continues: outlook for Friday, June 23
Yet another hot day for parts of western, southern and southeastern Europe today. The strong ridge persists, centered over France today and extending from the Iberian peninsula across S-CNTRL...
Big heat wave for W-CNTRL and parts of SE Europe in the final part of June
An intense heat wave will hit W-CNTRL Europe, and parts of S-SE Europe. Very high temperatures already this past weekend over the Iberian peninsula, peaking at 43-44 °C! A...