On November 20, 2024, a powerful bomb cyclone hit the northwestern US and Canada, causing chaos in the region. Hurricane-force winds, heavy rains, and snowfalls left 2 people dead and more than 1.8 million people without power. Forecasts show that storms will intensify in the coming days.
As December approaches, global weather models predict significant changes in atmospheric patterns that will shape the start of winter across North America, Europe, and parts of Asia. Here’s a detailed meteorologist-style analysis of expected weather trends and anomalies.
Long-Range Weather Forecast for Winter 2024: December Outlook Read Post »
As the leaves start to change and the air turns crisp, many people’s thoughts inevitably turn to the upcoming winter season. While it’s still early, long-range forecasts are beginning to emerge that provide a glimpse of what we can expect when the cold winds blow in late 2024 and early 2025.
What to Expect for Winter 2024-2025 Across North America and Europe Read Post »
As the temperature begins to dip in the Northern Hemisphere, meteorologists are closely monitoring the potential return of La Niña, a climate pattern linked to cooler temperatures and heavy rainfall in various parts of the world.
Understanding the La Niña and El Niño Climate Phenomena 2024 Read Post »
A strong Polar Vortex generally maintains the colder air in the Arctic, resulting in milder winters for the mid-latitudes. Conversely, a weakened Polar Vortex allows the cold air to escape southward, affecting the United States, Canada, and Europe with more severe winter weather.
Snow in Europe, weak polar vortex point to cold winter 2024-2025 Read Post »
