A direct polar air shower will bring heavy snow and cover hundreds of kilometres of western Europe at the end of the week.
Arab Weather - Weather experts at the Arab Weather Regional Center said that the latest outputs of advanced numerical computer models on air mass movements indicate a ripple in the polar jet stream, causing a huge polar air mass to rush in, extending hundreds of kilometers from the North Pole toward western Europe, and causing the development of several storms that bring heavy rainfall and snowfall.
The polar air mass covers an area of hundreds of kilometers and produces strong rainstorms.
In detail, a strong and huge high pressure system controls important areas of Greenland, causing a direct polar descent towards the west of the European continent in the form of a huge polar air mass extending for hundreds of kilometers. As a result of the thermal differences between the surface temperature of the Atlantic Ocean and the very cold air coming from the north, two rainstorms with low air pressure values are formed between Wednesday and the end of the week, bringing very heavy rain, strong winds and heavy snowfall.
The first storm over the Black Sea this year. Will its effects extend to Jordan and the Levant?
The first storm: As for the first storm, it is expected to affect the Scandinavian countries, as a huge cold air front passes, causing stormy winds and high waves, in addition to very heavy rains in the form of very heavy snowfall over many areas, with temperatures dropping below zero degrees Celsius amid very cold weather.
The second storm: God willing, the second storm of the same upper air system is expected to affect, specifically on Thursday, southwest of the European continent, including Spain, France and Portugal, and extend towards the center of the European continent at the end of the week, accompanied by the passage of a huge cold air front that causes a sharp drop in temperatures and very heavy rainfall, which increases the risk of torrents and floods, especially in coastal areas, as snow falls and accumulates over high mountain ranges.
God knows best.
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