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The North Atlantic active pattern is going nuts! Countless deep low blasts across the ocean over the next 10 days. Thanks to the High over Greenland, an open corridor has been established for cold-air outbreaks moving in from Arctic Canada into the Atlantic, triggering intense storms. Video via WXCharts...

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An Arctic cold air mass is now spreading south across western Europe and gradually intensifying. A much colder-than-normal air mass will reach the western Mediterranean and NW Africa by Friday as well. Video via WXCharts - a MetDesk Company
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Arctic air will sweep across much of the US bringing freezing rain & snow There is some uncertainty but snow is possible in cities like Washington and New York In turn, the North Atlantic jet stream strengthens, increasing the chance of deeper low pressure systems into the UK
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Finally, relief for Europe!😍😍 A vast cold front is advancing from the Atlantic into Western Europe. The video below shows its development over the next 24 hours. As it moves eastward, it will gradually bring cooler air and lower temperatures back to more comfortable levels: 🤓
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Not a fan of the cold? Well temperatures are on the up with some milder Atlantic air moving in from Tuesday and temperatures will push back into the mid-teens for some 🌡️
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High pressure remains in charge for the next coupe of days Things become more mobile into the weekend, as low pressure skirts across the north of Scotland, pushing a cold front southwards High pressure returns to the south on Monday, bringing more settled conditions once again
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Powering our very unusual pattern - with early season Gulf cold fronts and strong wind shear - is an extremely amplified jet stream for September. It has thrown the whole Northern Hemisphere weather off-kilter. That means cool-dry weather this weekend for North-Central Florida about a month early! It also means hurricane killing wind shear across the Atlantic Basin! Here's the science: Warm air is being forced all the way up to the Arctic circle by an elongated jet stream. That will cause an "Omega block" to form this weekend over Central Canada - you can see the Greek Omega shape with cold air on either side. These "blocking" patterns are very tough to dislodge. Because what goes up, must come down, cool air is being forced south along the Eastern Sea Board bringing Faux Fall to Florida. Faux or not, we will take it! WFLA NEWS

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A strong Pacific Jet will blast mild air across the nation over the next week. Temps will once again jump to 30°+F above normal - a “blowtorch” pattern through next weekend. But we are in a very changeable/ transient pattern, with both a strong Pacific jet and also strong high-latitude blocking. The combo of these two players means, strong shifts - a week to week see-saw pattern. Not just changeable, but volatile, herky-jerky weather whiplash. In about 8-10 days cold should return to the Eastern US. The real question is: can it lock in? Or will the pattern stay transient? Probably transient given the active Pacific jet, but we’ll see.
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A strong Pacific Jet will blast mild air across the nation over the next week. Temps will once again jump to 30°+F above normal - a “blowtorch” pattern through next weekend. But we are in a very changeable/ transient pattern, with both a strong Pacific jet and also strong high-latitude blocking. The combo of these two players means, strong shifts - a week to week see-saw pattern. Not just changeable, but volatile, herky-jerky weather whiplash. In about 8-10 days cold should return to the Eastern US. The real question is: can it lock in? Or will the pattern stay transient? Probably transient given the active Pacific jet, but we’ll see.

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SNOW-EFFECT SNOW?!? ❄️ As Arctic air surged south across deep snow cover in the Central U.S., it was able to pick up moisture, similar in concept (but weaker) to classic lake-effect processes. Once that cold airmass moved over snow-free, relatively warmer ground, low-level instability increased. That promoted rising motion and cloud formation, much like when Arctic air pours off the continent and out over the ocean. 🌨️ The end result: scattered snow showers and flurries showing up on radar across parts of MS, AL, TN, and KY.

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