We'll have one day of massive flooding, which will be blamed on clange. The farther you need to go into the chaotic mess of Pacific plumes, the greater the uncertainty. No physics is being done there, because -- who needs physics? That's why we'll always get crappy long forecasts.
The Pacific has gone into 'pinwheel mode' which brings us warm Gulf air. However, I detect a good plume coming up to Alaska.
This will either scoop some more cold on us, or push the cold over to Europe. The Atlantic plumes are on a low path, and missing UK.
That's all because the Gulf Stream had a moment, and now it's gone. Heavy snow in Europe is good for sneaking anti-tank missiles.
ps. but the guard says UK is not ready for the cold
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