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This seasonal forecast for the US is based on the signals nature has already presented to us and data available as well as past analog years. With the still warmer than normal northeast Pacific, the development of a weak, possibly moderate El Nino into winter (central Pacific positioned), an easterly QBO and significant Siberian snow cover… The Central and Eastern US looks poised for […]
This seasonal forecast for the UK, Ireland and rest of Europe is based on the signals nature has already presented to us and data available as well as past analog years. With the development of a weak, possibly moderate El Nino into winter (central Pacific positioned), the progression into an easterly QBO within a downward trend in solar cycle 24 (but not minimum), a […]
As previously posted, we’ve got a decent blast of arctic air now driving into the Lower 48. Expect widespread snow flakes with some accumulation over parts of the Ohio Valley and particularly over the mountains of the Carolinas, Virginias up into PA and eventually New England. As well as the snow, it sure is cold for […]
I’m on the road but managing to get wifi signal here in Perth. WILD WEEKEND COMING UP FOR EARLY SEASON COLD & SNOW… It sure was a cold start over the N Plains into the Midwest this am. Struggling to warm this afternoon. Latest ecmwf snow forecast through 48h gfs Shall have a more thorough update later […]
Ahead of the next approaching CF, we have unusually warm air flooding the UK today. Even up here in Scotland, though cloudy and damp, it’s very mild for the final day of October. The SE where sunshine breaks out, we’re talking LOW 20s! Balmy at 850mb [s2If current_user_can(access_s2member_level1)] Temps here are actually up into the […]
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Ahead of the next weather maker, we have some exceptionally warm air being tapped from the Azores. By Friday, factoring in a stiff but warm SW flow and plenty of sun ahead of the next front, we could see 21-22C around London. Had this been a day later (Nov 1st), then we would have been threatening the UK November […]
Following the record heat of recent days with the 80-degree mark being reached at Baltimore and Washington DC (15 above norm), we will see highs stuck in the 40s with a threat of the first flakes flying this weekend. Shock to the system this weekend and not just in the East… We could go from […]
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