Mediterranean | Early Polar Jet Stream Wave Could Spark Mediterranean Storms in Coming Weeks

Arab Weather - Weather forecasters at "Arab Weather" are monitoring the rapid changes in the movement of the atmosphere as the northern hemisphere enters the fall season from a climatic perspective and the autumnal equinox approaches, which falls this year on September 22.

Weather forecasters at Arab Weather said that the weather maps have already begun to sense the maturation of weather systems around the Arctic Circle and the noticeable activity of the polar jet stream and its early southward push towards the western, central and southern regions of the European continent. Weather maps indicate that due to the undulation of the polar jet stream, a very cold mass will separate tomorrow, Thursday and at the end of the week to affect the countries of Western Europe and cause a sharp drop in temperatures, heavy rain and snowfall on the high mountainous elevations.

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An early low pressure system and a very cold air mass over western Europe, accompanied by rain and the first snowfalls in the coming days

Areas overlooking the Mediterranean Sea may receive the first Mediterranean storms soon

The experts at "Arab Weather" said that the current indicators still indicate the possibility of the formation of Mediterranean storms at some point during the current month, as the prevailing weather systems in the northern part of the globe are prepared to form Mediterranean storms in light of the activity of the polar jet stream and its movement towards the medium and low latitudes, coinciding with the significant rise in the temperature of the surface waters of the Mediterranean Sea, as the collision of cold air coming from Europe with the warm waters of the Mediterranean Sea may lead to a significant decrease in pressure, which may result in the formation of deep depressions that may later develop into medium storms and affect some countries there, as happened last year on September 10 when Hurricane Daniel hit the areas of Libya overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.

Weather forecasters at Arab Weather said that the matter requires monitoring weather systems and the daily changes that occur during this period, which is considered a transitional period between summer and autumn, during which weather fluctuations are frequent and the movement of the atmosphere is considered to be rapidly changing.

We will update you with the latest weather developments as they become available.

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