www.oradesibiu.ro/2026/11/03/vortexul-polar-se-rup

The polar vortex is splitting earlier than usual, potentially affecting Europe by late November or December. Meteorologists note that this could lead to colder weather, but strong cold is not guaranteed. The phenomenon, confirmed by meteorologists, indicates a significant change in wind patterns. The current situation is unusual as the vortex typically strengthens in November. The effects of this disturbance may take weeks to manifest at ground level, with predictions suggesting a possible cold snap in northern Europe. However, some experts caution against expecting severe cold due to warmer Arctic conditions and the influence of a strong El Niño.