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WeatherBlog 6/2012 | Once again nothing new in the west
12/25/2012 • Lea Hartl
At the end of the week, a cold front brings brief cooling with fresh snow. Possible change in the general weather situation next year. -
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WeatherBlog 5/2012 | Uncertain Christmas weather
12/19/2012 • Lea Hartl
The current weather situation offers large east/west and cold/warm contrasts and remains difficult to predict. A sudden warming of the stratosphere could determine the further course of winter. -
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WeatherBlog 16/2012 | The return of the western winter
02/15/2012 • Lea Hartl
Low pressure system Olivia brings the post-Valentine's Day powder announced by our colleague Oracle and finally puts an end to the eastern frost. After an impressive cold spell, the Atlantic slowly regains its importance. -
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WeatherBlog for freeriders 11/2012 | The possible end of the westerly weather
01/12/2012 • Lea Hartl
While the north-western Alps are drowning in snow, there is no sign of winter in the lowlands. January temperatures are often around 5 degrees above the long-term average and it has only seriously snowed above around 600 meters so far. There doesn't seem to be an end in sight to the wet and mild westerly slide - or is there? -
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Polar vortex split brings winter in the north – and then the Christmas thaw?
12/16/2010 • Lea HartlLast week finally brought the long-awaited onset of winter in the north. While the base in the south grew with every Italian low, the northern Alps have lagged far behind. All the more pleasing now is the abundant northern accumulation: on Saturday (11.12.), a warm front nestling lovingly against the Alps brought up to half a meter of fresh snow in the (eastern) northern Alps, in addition to the starter that fell the day before.