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Europe to Face Cold Weather in January after Mild December

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  • January 05, 2024
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Europe to Face Cold Weather in January after Mild December

The Lower 48 and Europe enjoyed a mild start to winter but will be transitioning into a period of colder and possibly even snowier conditions through at least the mid point of January. This will lead to a surge in heating demand on both sides of the Atlantic. ECMWF and GFS models forecast that after an unusually warm December driven by El Nino, lower 48 temperatures from Thursday through Jan.

15 will trend around a 30 year seasonal average of about 37 Fahrenheit. After the mid point of the month, the latest GFS Operational model shows a cold snap could be in play. if(window.innerWidthADVERTISEMENTfreestar.config.enabled_slots.push({ placementName: "oilprice_medrec_atf", slotId: "oilprice_medrec_atf" });';document.write(write_html);} Talk of a "polar vortex" has been increasing on social media platform X by notable meteorologists.

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"Colder conditions will soon invest Europe more widely, with temperatures steadily dropping later this week into next week," Andrew Pedrini, a meteorologist at Atmospheric G2, told Bloomberg. Northwest Europe Central Europe ADVERTISEMENT Eastern Europe Maxar Technologies said London is expected to record a low of 19.4 Fahrenheit on Monday.

Further north, folks in Stockholm are bracing for single digit temperatures on Sunday. The impending cold snap in Europe has led Finland's transmission system operator to warn customers about using electricity during peak morning and evening hours. By Zerohedge.com More Top Reads from Oilprice.com:.

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