Archive for March 18th, 2013

Potentially Deepest Arctic Oscillation Since 1980s Suggests Cold Pattern Extends Into April

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Potentially Deepest Arctic Oscillation Since 1980s Suggests Cold Pattern Extends Into April

The Arctic Oscillation is entering the same negative territory as the record depths seen back in 2009-10 and both the UK and USA know what kinda winter that was. The persistence in negative since early February explain why we’ve seen a much colder and snowier second half to winter but it’s the sharp tanking which is […]

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MON 18 MAR: UK & IRELAND REGIONAL FORECAST

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MON 18 MAR: UK & IRELAND REGIONAL FORECAST

Scotland With low pressure slowly creeping south and east this is opening the door to air blowing all the way from Scandinavia where here it’s abnormally cold. A strong to gale-force east wind has been dropping air temps throughout today and so snow is falling to increasingly lower levels, especially in eastern areas but with […]

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More Major Snowfall For The Alps, Just How Cold Has March Been?

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More Major Snowfall For The Alps, Just How Cold Has March Been?

There’s a lot of cold air across much of Europe still and with a punishing blast of arctic air diving into eastern Europe, Atlantic frontal systems continue to cut across the UK, France and Spain and as this moist air enters the cold, dense air, heavy snow has and will continue to break out across the higher terrain of northern […]

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Minnesota Hits -29, Band Of 6-12″ Snows For Northern Tier, Complex Situation For Northeast

Minnesota Hits -29, Band Of 6-12″ Snows For Northern Tier, Complex Situation For Northeast

As written about late last week, we have yet another complex winter storm situation setting up Northeast with not one but two systems to contend with. While the front running or lead storm departs the Mississippi Valley and heads towards New Jersey, it’s as this moisture (fed north from the Gulf) collides with southbound cold, arctic air across the […]

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