Thursday, October 28, 2010

Special Weather Advisory (See below)

A Special Weather Advisory (SWA) has been issued for the following areas:
-West 2/3 Tennessee
-North Mississippi
-Some of North Arkansas
-Central Texas
-Central Oklahoma

At 8:09pm, these areas were under a FREEZE WATCH or FROST ADVISORY.

People in these areas should bring in extremely sensitive plants.

This will expireat 11:59pm, but may be extended at 4:20pm.

Special Weather Warning (See below)

A Special Weather Warning (SWW) has been issued for the following areas:
-Southern 2/3 of Illinois
-Southeast Iowa
-Southcentral Iowa
-Missouri
-East Kansas
-East Oklahoma
-Northwest Arkansas
-Most of Kentucky
-South 2/3 of Indiana
-West Central Ohio
-Southwest Ohio

At 8:04pm, the above areas were under a FREEZE WARNING.

People in these areas should bring in sensitive plants. This will be the first hard freeze.
Sensitive plants will die.

This warning will expire tomorrow at 11:59am, but may be extended at around 4:00 when the next warnings, watches and advisories are issued.

2009 tornado reports

Update to today's SWW and *SWW*

This is an update to today's earlier Special Weather Watch and Special Weather Warning in the Southeast.

All storms have either dissipated or weakened.
This watch is now cancelled.
This warning is now cancelled.

2010-2011 Europe Winter Forecast

(Updated November 2nd, 2010)
Hello everyone. This is the 2010-2011 Winter Forecast for Europe. This graphic by Accuweather.

So, as we can see, much of Europe will get a well deserved break. Some of the areas up north were blasted last year over and over again. This year, the blasting stops...for you guys. For the Southern Europeans, the Worst of the winter will flush into the area, with Bitter cold and Heavy snow. yes, Snowday material. I predict potentially record breaking snowfalls in the center and north of the 'worst of winter' area.

So, what does Northern Europe get this year? I predict, based on this graphic, that North Europe will get a milder winter with not as much snow. I do anticipate some heavy snowstorms, but not as many as last year. Maybe even a few temperature swings. But nothing in the way of any superstorms. Again, the probability of a few snowstorms is high. But several like last year is looking more and more bleak.

Out in Western Europe is the colder areas. Not the worst cold, but still cold. Not anticipating the worst snow, but maybe a bit above average or just on average. I predict maybe a couple days where the records for temperature could be broken, emphasize COULD.

In conclusion, South Europe will get cold. Southeast Europe will get the harsh hand of winter, while the West part gets chilly. Up North, the entire area gets a break from the terrible winter from last year. Not as cold, and not as snowy.

Thanks for viewing the 2010-2011 Europe Winter Forecast. This will be the ONLY Europe forecast unless any major changes are made. Below is MY summary for this winter.