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  1. Where in Poland?

    Keep in mind that there is huge difference between South/North of Poland. Probably they need different set ups.

    Also although it is usually cold, it is also dry during the winter (for example in Warsaw). So you cannot expect the same winter storms as in the US where they "feed" from the warm waters of Gulf of Mexico and you get those intense storms with abundant precipitation for thousands of kilometres of land.

    Best place for snow is Southern Poland (like Zakopane for example) where Tatras "block" the moisture and orographic lift provides the opportunity for more snow than the rest of the country

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  2. Sorry for my boring complains earlier this month but what I assumed it is now confirmed.

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    På Torungen fyr i Arendal har det aldri vært en varmere november siden målinger startet i 1867. Det samme gjelder flere andre steder i...

     

    Here it has never been so hot in November.
    At Torungen lighthouse in Arendal, it has never been a warmer November since measurements started in 1867. The same applies to several other places in the country.

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    2 minutes ago, SLEETY said:

    All theses dream synoptics but the air isnt cold enough yet for low-level snow.Typical.probably best charts we will see all Winter

    And this is exactly what I don't like with this model output. It is very rare to have a set up like this, and now that models show that, there is no cold in Europe. It is so frustrating

    Ι also can't see how these set ups can be upgraded. There is no cold in the entire Europe continent.

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  4. 2 minutes ago, Nick F said:

    Excellent for pulling in mild air from southern Europe? Can see it leading to an interesting evolution further down the line with the very blocked look, but only if we can source in some deep cold from somewhere.

    Exactly.

    Can't see anything "exciting" at this chart. Whole Europe is covered by a much more warm layer, there is no path of cold air

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  5. Arctic is the fastest warming place on the planet due to climate change.

    That leads to ice forming very late compared to the past.

    That also leads to an open sea where low pressure is easiest to form and winter is coming more and more late at the Northern Hemisphere. So late that December is almost no winter anymore, last December below normal was 10 years ago. 

    Think about it, it is like having November instead of December and December instead of January... Then February and March is what is remaining from the Winter...

    I am really curious about winters in 30 years from now for example with arctic almost entirely ice free in the summers..

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  6. Insane amounts of rain in central and southern Greece.

    Over 200mm in vast areas and even more than 300mm in some places...

    3 people are missing and countless homes, roads etc. under water..

    One of the most powerful weather systems that have ever been observed in Greece. 

    We have seen in the past summer storms with more than 200mm in isolated areas in 24hrs but I can't remember so vast areas recording that much precipitation. 

    I thing we will see more and more of these weather systems in the future due to the ongoing positive sea temperature anomalies

     

  7. 12 hours ago, Summer of 95 said:

    Back to winter and finally some lying snow in central and south-central Sweden; many places for the first time since December, a few for the first time this winter:

    Snow depths 0600

    Not everywhere got it, all the coastal areas got nothing including Stockholm, also the inland eastern half above about 58.5N seems to have missed out, as did a few places near those that got some. 1-5 cm generally, but Boras got lucky and ended up with 20cm even though just 25km down the road at Bollebygd only 3cm.

    Temperatures 0700

    But already starting to rise above freezing in much of the affected area, even before sunrise....

    We also got 3-5cm yesterday night the first snowfall after Christmas. 

    No sign of pattern change thought, I believe that we will smash all records of the mildest winter ever

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