High in the atmosphere above the Arctic, something strange is happening: the polar vortex has broken down earlier than ever recorded, a phenomenon that can trigger a blast of cold weather in parts of the Northern Hemisphere.
The polar vortex was destabilized earlier than any other year recorded, and an El Niño phenomenon of historical intensity could influence the evolution of the weather in the northern hemisphere.
Some regions of the United States and Europe will feel this week the first effects of winter, with a wave of cold that may be related to the disturbance of polar vortex