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07/22/2022, 11:56 am EDT
Europe soil moisture anomalies continue to indicate a drying trend due to the ongoing heatwave and attendant dryness. The precipitation outlook across central and southern Europe through the next 4 weeks remains mostly dry.
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07/21/2022, 10:13 am EDT
The Climate Impact Company U.S. season 1-3 ahead forecast valid for meteorological autumn 2022, winter 2022-23 and spring 2023 is issued. The forecast is based on a constructed analog (please see methodology on CIC client pages). High impact highlights include a warm autumn season featuring very dry weather in the Mid-south States. Autumn tropical cyclone risk is highest in Florida and the Mid-Atlantic Coast. Next winter is cold and snowy across the North-central U.S. while the South and East enjoy a mild season.
07/21/2022, 10:09 am EDT
NOAA issues new climate long-lead probability forecasts which include a dry and mostly hot late warm season projection in the Central U.S. causing drought to expand to the Midwest States.
07/20/2022, 4:50 am EDT
The intense heat in U.K. fades. However, GFS trends hotter/drier in the 15-day forecast. The anomalous heat remains widespread while shifting slightly eastward. The heat core moves into East/Southeast Europe to finish July.