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For the UK and Ireland, April 2024 has been a distinct tail of two halves with mild, wet first half ... Read More
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Whoops! This warm low pressure system is forecast to be centered over Iceland, not Greenland!
This crazy forecast has me thrown off track.
Interesting, too, that the temperature anomaly over the pole during this time is forecast to become a whopping 72 degrees Fahrenheit above normal fed by heat from the tropics along with a massive low pressure system predicted to form, centered over Greenland.
I found this very interesting in conjunction with this post of yours. Am I getting this right or have the models gone bonkers?