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"Uncharted Territory": Arctic Vortex Could Break Earliest On Record
"Uncharted Territory": Arctic Vortex Could Break Earliest On Record
Weather forecasting website Severe Weather Europe warns that the Arctic polar vortex could undergo a sudden stratospheric warming in early November, potentially the earliest on record. The rapid warming could weaken, displace, or split the vortex, then send Arctic air into the northern US and parts of Europe in the following weeks.🚨 This has never happened before.The Super El Niño has triggered an unprecedented early November stratospheric warming event (SSW) and wind reversal. 100% chance forecast. We must prepare...
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