HISTORIC & HYSTERIC WINTER

La Niña is a weather pattern that occurs in the Pacific Ocean. In this pattern...The Short Answer La Niña is a weather pattern that occurs in the Pacific Ocean...Niño. But have you ever heard of La Niña? La Niña, like El Niño, is a weather pattern

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Forecasters aren’t promising a “Snowmageddon” but a winter with frequent, longer-lasting cold waves. A season where ice storms stretch across areas that escaped them, and snow reaching cities with only rain. The rare overlap of La Niña and a polar vortex has winter in the USA rewriting normal.
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Severe Weather Europe - La Niña Collapse Begins: How a Major Pacific Flip will Reshape the 2026 Weather Patterns A westerly wind burst has started the La Niña collapse. Subsurface ocean anomalies confirm the transition to El Niño for 2026, with significant impacts on the seasonal weather patterns

NWS

Thaihut.org - A rare early-season polar vortex shift is developing, and experts say its intensity is nearly unprecedented for January High above the jet stream, 30 to 50 kilometers over our heads, a rare early-season polar vortex shift is unfolding – and the numbers coming out of the

C-astonhair.co.uk - Weather alert: a major polar vortex disruption is approaching, and experts say its January intensity is almost unheard of in modern weather records Streetlights glowed over empty sidewalks, and the cold felt oddly hollow, like the air before a power cut. People pulled their coats tighter, phones buzzing with yet another weather notification they half-read, half-ignored. In living rooms and kitchens across the Northern Hemisphere, maps glowed on screens: swirling blues and purples, a whirlpool of Arctic air

Thaihut.org - A highly unusual polar vortex disruption is rapidly approaching this January, and experts warn this year’s event is exceptionally strong Swirls of deep purple over the Arctic, a tight knot stretching and cracking, cold air spilling south like ink knocked over a page. Phones buzz in weather

Thehubsalon.co.uk - The Southern Ocean current reverses for the first time, signaling a risk of climate system collapse A few scientists huddled around the screen, some squinting through fogged-up glasses, one clutching a mug of coffee gone cold

Winter Storm Warnings Announced for 11 States