The Polar Vortex and El Nino Can Change the Weather in Europe. Climatologist: "We Could Have More Severe Winter Episodes in some Regions.
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Roxana Bojariu, climatologist, explains that a distinction must be made between stratospheric polar vortex and atmospheric circulation in the troposphere, where the meteorological phenomena that directly influence us occur. Article Roxana Bojariu, climatologist: We will have a mild winter at first, but the stratospheric polar vortex can be coupled with the tropospheric one appears first in Romania TV.
Roxana Bojariu distinguishes between short bursts of cold air and the average temperature of the entire season; the first scenarios point to a more temperate start in much of the continent
The polar vortex and El Nino phenomenon could influence the evolution of weather in Europe this winter. Roxana Bojariu, climatologist, explains the atmospheric mechanisms that can favor cold and snow episodes in certain regions, but points out that this is about point periods, not about a cold winter continuously. The first forecasts indicate, instead, a possible first part of milder winter in much of Europe.
The polar vortex and the El Niño phenomenon could influence the weather in Europe this winter, favoring extreme and snowy cold episodes in certain regions, but not a continuous cold period. Climatologist Roxana Bojariu explains the atmospheric mechanisms that can produce such changes and points out that the first forecasts indicate, instead, a first part of the milder winter in most of Europe.
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