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Category: Meterologi

Vackert

Post author By Åke Hedman
Post date 2018-12-16
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Exceptional view of downslope (katabatic) winds in Jura neuchâtelois, Switzerland yestrday, December 15. Report: Jura & Trois-Lacs pic.twitter.com/UgeWGjWmkm
— severe-weather.EU (@severeweatherEU) December 16, 2018

Meterologi

Den som lever får se.

GFS continuing to show an upcoming warming event in the stratosphere, resulting in vortex displacement. Forecasts for zonal mean zonal wind show a significant weakening towards 0m/s too…*could* be a big player in the future of Northern Hemispheric weather this winter. pic.twitter.com/sByPSrP9Is
— Ollie Millin ?? (@MillinMan1) December 14, 2018

Meterologi

Hmmm…

Post author By Åke Hedman
Post date 2018-12-13
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Meterologi

Se på den

Unusual activity in the Stratosphere. I am very curious what will happen in the end of the month, and let's in the first half of January.

Chart: Temperature anomaly at about 30 km. You see the #Polarvortex.#Polarwirbel @wxcharts pic.twitter.com/s1hp9QN7Tt
— Özden Terli (@TerliWetter) December 8, 2018

Meterologi

“Blåväder”

Temperature trends for the next 10 days – warm weather this week but a significant pattern flip with an Arctic outbreak next week. Muh colder weather will spread across large part of Europe after next Monday!

Animation by @TropicalTidbits pic.twitter.com/tOYQGTCiBb

— severe-weather.EU (@severeweatherEU) December 4, 2018

Meterologi

Håll i hatten – Tio meters vågor

Post author By Åke Hedman
Post date 2018-11-29
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100 hPa pressure difference between #StormDiana and the high in E-Europe makes long-lasting stormy conditions in Baltic sea – individual waves can grow nearly 10 m high. Mika Rantanen