Polar Vertebrae Weakens – in a Few Weeks, Ice-Cold Polar Air Could Hit Germany with Full Force
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The polar vortex high above the Arctic is shaken – meteorologists are alarmed. Germany is threatening an icy winter. A weather column by Dominik Jung.
While the historical centennial calendar predicts snow in Germany as early as early December, modern models by meteorologist Andrei Flis currently point to a mostly mild and wet winter in Europe, with the possibility of stronger cold snaps and snow in the second part of the winter due to the weakening of the polar vortex.
While the historic 100-year calendar predicts snow in Germany as early as early December, modern models by meteorologist Andrej Flis currently indicate a predominantly mild and wet winter in Europe, with the possibility of stronger cold spells and snow in the second part of the winter due to the weakening of the polar vortex.
While the historic 100-year calendar predicts snow in Germany as early as early December, modern models by meteorologist Andrej Flis currently indicate a predominantly mild and wet winter in Europe, with the possibility of stronger cold spells and snow in the second part of the winter due to the weakening of the polar vortex.
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