@ronaldvdkloet @KNMI It will be there in the next update (1-3 weeks).

@Hanso47 @KNMI It has no advantage over the traditional ECMWF currently.

A major windstorm will sweep through the outer regions of Europe. 🧐🌬️ In the coming hours, it will hit Iceland, where the highest warning level is in effect. Wind speeds will exceed 150 km/h / 93 mph. The figure shows the maximum gusts over the next 48 hours:

Three tropical cyclones are currently in the Indian Ocean. 🌀 #Faida is expected to make landfall in Madagascar soon, while the stronger #Vince and #Taliah will remain over the ocean and not impact land: 🧐

For the first time this winter, the polar vortex is expected to break up. 🧐 Although it is currently strong, it will begin to weaken over the next seven days and split into several smaller vortices by mid-February. This process could bring below-average temperatures to Europe in the second half of February. 🤗

Another major weather event is set to impact the western U.S. in early February. 🧐⚠️ The first days of the month will bring significant precipitation to the region, with northern California's mountains expected to receive over 500 mm / 20 inches of precipitation over a span of seven days: Some of this will fall as snow, accumulating well over a meter in higher elevations. Meanwhile, lower elevations face a risk of flooding.

For the first time in a long while, much of western Russia is without snow at the end of January. 🧐 Even Moscow is completely snow-free at the moment—a very unusual event. 🌿 This images compare the snow cover from our archives over the past seven years. See current snow cover:

It does not freeze, even in the western parts of Russia. Frost is only present in Scandinavia:

After a prolonged period of drought and wildfires, Los Angeles is finally experiencing some much-needed rainfall. 🤗😍 Between 10 mm (0.4 inches) and 20 mm (0.8 inches) of rain is expected to fall over the next 24 hours. Check out the 24-hour rainfall accumulation map below:

An exceptionally strong jet stream is lingering over the Atlantic between America and Europe. 🧐 The image shows its speed this evening – exceeding 300 km/h / 186 mph in many areas: This has enabled planes to achieve unprecedented speeds in recent days. Remarkably, a British Airways flight to London even reached an astonishing speed of 1310 km/h / 814 mph. 😳✈️

One storm has passed over Ireland and the UK, and another is on its way (see video). 🧐 New low-pressure system is expected to form in the Atlantic in the next few hours, which will affect Ireland and the UK again on Sunday and Monday. However, this time it will be weaker and will significantly slow its progress before reaching land, making it less intense:

Ireland reports the storm of the century. 🧐 At the Mace Head station in County Galway, wind gusts of 183 km/h were recorded this morning, surpassing the previous all-time Irish record of 182 km/h set in Foynes in January 1945. The 183 km/h figure is not yet final. See wind map:

The video shows the development of wind gusts in Ireland and the UK over the next 20 hours. On Friday morning, the worst conditions will be in Ireland, where gusts of up to 160 km/h (100 mph) are expected in the west: 🧐⚠️

@RuberHotzenplo6 See this topic please.

Storm #Éowyn is expected to be stronger in Ireland than Hurricane Ophelia in 2017, which also caused significant damage. 🧐 The first image shows storm Ophelia from October 2017 (see our archive and the second shows the forecast for tomorrow:

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@MagdaB11296270 It shows clearly: