Europe Braces For Colder November As Polar Vortex Weakens
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An increase in heat at very high altitude will cause in November a disturbance of the "polar vortex", thus dispersing icy winds on the north of the continent. Its first effects, still uncertain in France, will be felt at the end of the month, according to Météo France.
The stratospheric polar vortex above the northern hemisphere faces the prospect of a much faster than usual weakness, which will lead to a colder weather period in Europe. Prognosis models suggest that it could significantly weaken in the next 10 days, a time when normally it should intensify, reports The Guardian.
As the winter season approaches, meteorologists' attention is increasingly focused on the state of the polar vortex and possible changes in atmospheric circulation over the Northern Hemisphere.
Forecasts indicate a possible reversal of stratospheric winds within the first half of November, an unusually early scenario.
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