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Didnt realize there was a chart that measured the atmosphere momentum. How and what goes into that to show it and where? Just Pacific?
I wonder if thats why we had widespread 90s in U.S today and a crazy ridge coming next week. Dont think its coincidence. Maybe this is it. The turn into a torching summer. At least for central U.S it might. Maybe not northeast...yet.
The southeast ridge has been dead but if the central ridge is on fire then you can still see 90s like today in PA and the eastern U.S
Long range brings back warm weather on our coast (including balmy nights): looks like the flip might not be so sudden after all (When we get heat waves during La Niña summers, it's always dry heat with cool nights). No monsoons though
Equatorial SST are still in bouncing around positive neutral territory (have gone negative briefly). When do you think they will stay firmly below -0.5?
Funny that the La Ninas of 1995 and 2007 were very similar but the summers of both years in the UK couldn't be more different if they tried. I guess the link between La Nina and weather in Europe is far from proven, if such a link even exists.
Funny that the La Ninas of 1995 and 2007 were very similar but the summers of both years in the UK couldn't be more different if they tried. I guess the link between La Nina and weather in Europe is far from proven, if such a link even exists.
I think that La Nina and El Nino have minimal teleconnections for Europe. Not to say no influence, just not a driver of your climate imo. You are at the mercy of the Atlantic (NAO phases short term, AMO phases long term), while the US has multiple teleconnections, some stronger than others depending on the region.
1995 was the hottest summer on record here, while 2007 was average. Note, 2007 had a very warm early autumn with multiple days above 30C in early October.
1995 was the hottest summer on record here, while 2007 was average. Note, 2007 had a very warm early autumn with multiple days above 30C in early October.
New York was similar; 1995 was very hot but not a record, and 2007 featured a hot early fall, with temperatures around 30C on Columbus Day and the following week.
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(When we get heat waves during La Niña summers, it's always dry heat with cool nights). No monsoons though 
