Europe Long Range: New Jamstec Out, Shows Colder Winter For Western Europe!

Written by on September 25, 2014 in Rest of Europe, United Kingdom & Ireland with 0 Comments

No change in overall autumn ideas. Warm October and November with turn to much wetter conditions into November.

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The new Jamstec is out and it interestingly expands cold again over Western Europe including all of the UK and Ireland.

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The El Nino is slowly coming on and will be present come winter. For us seeing a colder than normal winter, we WANT TO SEE an El Nino which is central Pacific based like we had back in 2009-10.

No strong El Nino but enough of one which could trigger an 09-10 style winter for us.

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Check out the positioning of the warm pool over the central Pacific and classic North Atlantic tripole (warm-cold-warm) which supports a Greenland/N Atlantic blocking high.

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Both Jamstec and CFSv2 have the same type of El Nino and warm pool positioning as back in Dec 2009 for the upcoming winter.

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CFSv2 hasn’t shifted from it’s ridge/zonal 200mb heights over the UK during October-November to negative into winter. However, it’s now shifting over North America, showing more of a positive over negative connection from North America to Europe. The more classic negative NAO winter and cold for both sides of the Atlantic!

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See video for discussion.
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