These are two plumes combined into one. It's the largest hit I've seen so far. The effect is a fat clipper, with no cold on top.
This gives us middling winter weather. Sooner or later, the cold air will be pushed to Europe. It hasn't so far.
It's such a mixed bag. I'm expecting this plume to play out, and then there are no plumes. That should give us another cold thrust. Natgas price is low, but I expect it to zoom again. If the Pacific plumes become strong, then we are in for an early Spring, but I don't see it. There is simply no heat energy.
The Atlantic seems to have no heat energy at the belt, but the Gulf Stream appears strong this year. That can't last. There is only so much energy in the bank.
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