Scandinavia, Snow forecasted from Tennessee to Michigan, Canada Winter Outlook Released

Written by Mark Vogan on November 28, 2011 in Rest of Europe with 0 Comments

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Latest US Discussion @ #USA
While focus is on potential rare southern snowstorm, East Coast enjoys record warmth once again with 70s already reaching Tri-State area

Latest UK-Europe Discussion @ #UK-EUROPE
Wild next 48 hours across UK with heavy, locally flooding rains and gale-force winds to process south tonight and Tues, coldest air of season follows

Latest Weather from India-Sub-Continent @ #INDIA-SUB CONT
Latest Indian-Sub Continental Weather News from Rajesh Kapadia

Today’s Weather Headlines

Europe Latest

Western Europe turning colder from Friday through much of next week, first low elevation snowfall?

After weeks of seemingly ‘no weather’ to speak of across Europe, a simple seasonal advancement with expansion of cold to the north and the gradual break down of the central Europe ridge now sends persistent wild Atlantic weather across the UK and into Scandinavia bringing blinding rain and hurricane-force winds which have been generating huge sea swells and brought largescale power loss to areas.

Batten down the hatches
BBC

Storm force winds cut power supplies in Orkney
BBC

Wild & Stormy Pattern for UK and Scandinavia

Storm ‘Berit’ leaves 80,000 without power
THE LOCAL (SWEDEN)

New winter storms threaten Sweden
THE LOCAL (SWEDEN)

US Latest

Accummulating snow expected from Tennessee to Michigan

Perspective: How Rare is Southern Snow in November?

Thanks to weather.com Senior Meteorologist Jon Erdman (Find him on Twitter), here are some November snow statistics for Memphis, Tupelo, Nashville and Birmingham via the National Weather Service. If measurable snow is falls (0.1 inches or more), it would not be the earliest on record for these locations. However, the information below illustrates the rarity of snow in the South this early in the season.

Memphis, Tenn.