Europe Weather Talk (United States, inches, Midwest, coast)

[chicagogeorge]

Originally Posted by Nino Bellov

Historic only in arout last 30 years.

Earlier, in fifties, sixties and seventies temperature of -10c in March in Serbia were not so rare.

I see. So more historic by recent times standards. Still looks very impressive on the model runs

https://twitter.com/Shantelle_JJR/st...59490176016386

[Cambium]

Snow to the beaches?? This is going to be interesting to watch. BTW.. Ryan is a met in Connecticut.. A lot of mets in the U.S are talking about Europe. Should be a pattern to remember.

https://twitter.com/ryanhanrahan/sta...89484885422081

[Botev1912]

They also said there would be snow in LA and San Francisco. Of course it's not going to happen.

[Nino Bellov]

Originally Posted by chicagogeorge

I see. So more historic by recent times standards. Still looks very impressive on the model runs

https://twitter.com/Shantelle_JJR/st...59490176016386

In have data fom Serbian cities and town since 1949, but only I have no data from 1986 to 1989.
For example in Novi Sad the lowest remperature in March was -19,9c (probably between 1986 and 1989) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novi_Sad#Climate

The lowest temperatures in Marchs in Novi Sad when temperatue was around or below - 10c (since 1949, but without period 1989-1989)
1949 -11c
1952 -9,5c
1955 -17,2c
1956 -9,7c
1958 -15,8c
1962 -15,9c
1963 -17,3c
1965 -10,2c
1971 -11,2c
1976 -14,4c
1993 -11,2c
2004 -9,5c
2005 -13,7c
2006 -9,8c
2011 -10,7c

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[flamingGalah!]

Last night's minimum temperatures across Europe...

[marlaver]

Moscow during next days



And Torino

[flamingGalah!]

Today's maximum temperatures across Europe...

[Cambium]

Great animation. Just look at that flow. Follow these guys. They post good stuff. And it begins

https://twitter.com/severeweatherEU/...23567896612864

[easthome]

Originally Posted by dunno what to put here

The Met Office have released a weather warning, saying some communities could be cut off, power could be cut off and even mobile phone services could be affected.

That's certainly out of the ordinary.

I think that the Met Office have given us a good example of the OTT scaremongering I spoke about:-

https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/0/2643743
https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/0/2644210

A cold 4 or 5 days no doubt, but is the UK so inept that a couple of degrees below freezing and the chance of a snow flurry or two is going to put the country into shutdown? The Nordics will be laughing at us :-)