Europe's Storm Pattern is About to Change!

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Severe Storms and Active Weather Conditions [00:00] Powerful thunderstorms developed across parts of Europe, highlighted by a notable storm complex that maintained its strength for 8 to 9 hours, traveling from the Italian and Swiss border down to the Adriat

ic Sea.

ESTOFEX Risk Areas [00:27] Due to these atmospheric conditions, ESTOFEX issued a level 3 risk stretching from northern Italy to southern Serbia and Kosovo, with level 1 and 2 risks extending eastward toward Romania and Bulgaria.

Severe Weather Hazards [00:41] The atmosphere supported extreme lightning, pot

ential tornadoes, and very large to giant hail (potentially the size of baseballs or softballs). The storms also posed threats of destructive winds and torrential rainfall leading to flash flooding.

Timeline of Movement [01:06] The highest immediate risk centered over Italy and Bosnia until midnight, shifting towa

rd the Balkans, Romania, and Bulgaria into Wednesday morning [01:12].

Mid-Week and Latter-Week Outlook [01:25]

Wednesday: Heavy rainfall was expected to impact eastern Romania, northern Bulgaria, southern Ukraine, and Moldova.

Thursday: A new surface low pressure over Poland brought widespread showers and storms,

with activity also affecting the Crimean Peninsula.

Friday & Saturday: Heavy rainfall and potentially severe storms focused on Greece on Friday [01:52] before moving into Turkey on Saturday with flash flood concerns [01:58]. Meanwhile, a new disturbance in Western Europe brought drought relief thunderstorms to sou

thern France and an Atlantic front brought rain to Ireland, the UK, the Benelux region, and Scandinavia [02:04].

Sunday and Extended Trends [02:26] Storm coverage expanded from Italy to central Europe, alongside heavy rain and storms moving from the Black Sea into Ukraine, Russia, and Georgia [02:31].

Precipitatio

n Tendency [02:44] Custom graphics indicated above-average rainfall (highlighted in green) for parts of central/eastern Europe and Scandinavia, while parts of the northwest remained drier than average.

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Europe's Storm Pattern is About to Change!

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