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The polar vortex could weaken at the beginning of November, three to four weeks earlier than the previous record of 1968. No panic, however, the weather will be cool but not cold in France. And a...
Nearly 30 kilometres above our heads, a sudden stratospheric warming is about to deform the polar vortex. An event of unprecedented precocity that could redistribute the maps
A sudden stratospheric warming (SSW) is planned for early November 2026. But what consequences on the weather in France?
High above our heads, something unusual is happening. A special phenomenon in the part of the atmosphere called the stratosphere is about to occur. It is a so-called sudden stratospheric warming, which in the long term may affect the winter weather in Denmark and the rest of Europe. - Stratospheric warming increases the probability of a strong cold front from the north, says Andreas Nyholm, a meteorologist at TV 2. In itself, the phenomenon is n…
Social networks panicked around a "sudden stratospheric warming" potential that would threaten to plunge Europe into a polar cold as early as November 2026. If this polar vortex disruption could be announced early and fueled by the El Niño phenomenon, its real consequences in France are far from being written. Forecasters remain cautious about the complexity of the phenomenon.
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