Have you practiced last year’s questions yet? With our PCS PYQs, every question you solve takes you one step closer to the exam! . #DistrictRainfall #WeatherPatterns #RainfallAnalysis #StatePCS #PYQ #DrishtiPCS

Advance of Southwest Monsoon 2026 ❖ The Southwest Monsoon has further advanced into some more parts of westcentral & entire northeast Bay of Bengal, and some more parts of northwest Bay of Bengal, entire Nagaland, Manipur and Mizoram, some parts of Tripura, Assam and Arunachal Pradesh today the 7th June, 2026. ❖ The Northern Limit of Monsoon now passes through 17.5°N/60°E, 17.5°N/65°E, 17°N/70°E, Devgad, Koppal, Ananthapuramu, Chennai, 15.5°N/85°E, 22°N/90.0°E, Kailashahar, Lamding, North Lakhimpur and 29°N/95°E as on 7th June. ❖ Conditions are favourable for further advance of southwest monsoon into some more parts of central Arabian Sea, Maharashtra, Karnataka, some parts of Telangana, some more parts of Andhra Pradesh, remaining parts of Tamil Nadu & southwest Bay of Bengal and some more parts of westcentral & northwest Bay of Bengal, some parts of Chhattisgarh & Odisha, remaining parts of Northeastern states and some parts of Sub-Himalayan West Bengal & Sikkim during next 3-4 days. #SouthwestMonsoon #Monsoon2026 #WeatherUpdate #BayOfBengal #NortheastIndia #IndianMonsoon #RainForecast #WeatherPatterns @moesgoi @airnewsalerts @DDNational @ndmaindia @ICRER_MHA

El Niño Conditions This Summer Could Have "Sudden and Chaotic Impact" afloat.ie/marine-environment… #ElNiño #ClimateChange #WeatherPatterns #GlobalWarming #MarineEnvironment

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🌍📊 June Synoptic Outlook & Temperature Signals (Analog Composite) A dynamically active Rossby wave regime is favored into June, following the omega-blocking pattern observed over North America in May. 🔷 Synoptic Pattern Amplified, wavy jet stream Persistent Greenland ridge (positive anomalies) Downstream Atlantic troughing & Scandinavian disturbance Tendency toward split-flow / multi-trough configurations 👉 This is not a stable summer pattern, but a wave-driven regime 🌡️ 2m Temperature Outlook (Probabilistic) 🇪🇺 Europe Neutral to slightly warm overall Cooler anomalies over Scandinavia / NE Europe Increased variability across Central Europe Mediterranean prone to instability & transient lows 🇪🇸🇵🇹 SW Europe / Iberian Peninsula Suppressed early-summer heat risk Higher probability of Atlantic influence intrusions Potential for:✔ intermittent cooling episodes ✔ cloudiness / unsettled conditions Heat likely delayed or non-persistent 👉 Consistent with nearby Atlantic trough positioning 🇺🇸🇨🇦 North America Mixed signals Cool pockets central / western regions Warmer anomalies toward NE Canada / Greenland sector Continued influence from wave amplification 🇱🇧🇯🇴🇸🇾 Levant / Eastern Med Near-normal to slightly warm Not a persistent heat regime Occasional intrusions from northern troughs Potential for localized instability events 🔷 Greenland Signal (Key) Strong positive Z500 anomalies Acts as a blocking ridge anchor Forces downstream wave amplification across the Atlantic–Europe sector 👉 This is a driver of the entire pattern ⚠️ Takeaway June likely evolves under: high-amplitude Rossby wave activity, not zonal summer flow Expect: variability /volatility in weather. regional contrasts in 2-meter temperatures episodic intrusions rather than sustained heat The analysis had utilized 23 statistical analogs for current season, considering the ENSO latent growth, GLAAM, Blocking indexes and many other atmospheric and ocean SST indexes. The analysis is probabilistic Not deterministic, couple this view with numerical weather prediction models views for better prognostic analysis on weekly basis. Statistical Model by Mr. M the chief data scientist @ hodhodata.com / @Statisticizer . #Synoptic #WeatherPatterns #AnalogForecast #RossbyWaves #EuropeWeather #ClimateSignals

SOMETHING IS CHARGING THE ATMOSPHERE OVER THE PACIFIC ⚠️ A massive marine heat anomaly is continuing to expand across the Pacific Ocean right now — and conditions like this have historically been linked to some of the most unstable weather patterns on Earth. When huge sections of the ocean stay abnormally warm for long periods of time… the atmosphere above them can begin holding: • more heat • more moisture • more energy • more instability That’s when patterns can start locking into place. Storm systems stall. Flooding repeats. Heat becomes trapped. Wildfire conditions intensify. The atmosphere almost starts behaving like it’s under pressure. And right now… many people already feel like the weather has become more aggressive than normal. Storms keep reloading. Temperature swings feel extreme. Weather systems refuse to move. The growing heat in the oceans may now be feeding some of the strange weather behavior happening worldwide. 👇 Does it feel like the atmosphere has been acting different where YOU live lately? #MrMBB333 #PacificOcean #heat #anomaly #ExtremeWeather #WeatherPatterns

⚠️ THE REAL DANGER ISN’T THE Ω PATTERN… It’s what can start building underneath it. Right now a massive Omega Block is starting to form over the U.S. — where the jet stream bends into a giant Ω shape and weather systems slow down dramatically. But almost nobody is talking about what this can START DOING to the atmosphere below the pattern itself. The longer these systems stall: • the more heat can build • the more moisture can build • the more instability can build • and the more “compressed” the atmosphere can become before finally snapping loose That’s why some of the worst flooding events and severe weather outbreaks can suddenly explode AFTER days of repetitive weather. The atmosphere above the U.S. is starting to look bottled up. 👇 Something about the weather lately feels different. Anyone else noticing it? #MrMBB333 #ExtremeWeather #OmegaBlock #WeatherPatterns

Scientists are closely watching the possibility of a “Super El Niño” in 2026. If it develops, it could impact: * Heatwaves * Monsoons * Food prices * Inflation * Power demand * Global growth What happens in the Pacific Ocean can affect everyday life across the world. Explained simply in this video. Watch: youtu.be/RmpZhIqlDXI @sonalbhutra #SuperElNino #ElNino2026 #ClimateChange #WeatherPatterns #Heatwaves #cnbctv18digital

HISTORY MAY BE STARTING TO REPEAT ITSELF Back in the late 1800s, an extreme El Niño helped trigger one of the deadliest global weather disasters ever recorded. Now another powerful El Niño pattern is developing during a time of: • record ocean heat • historic flooding • explosive wildfire seasons • crop stress • strange jet stream behavior • massive temperature swings worldwide This isn’t just about warmer water. When these ocean patterns shift hard enough, weather across the entire planet can start behaving differently at the same time. And many people feel like the atmosphere already has. 👇 Does the weather where you live feel more unstable lately? MRMBB333 #MrMBB333 #ElNino #ExtremeWeather #EarthChanges #WeatherPatterns #EarthWatch

🌪️📊📡Atlantic & Pacific Hurricane Season Outlook , Summer and Autumn 2026- (Analog-Based) #North_America #hurricanes. Much of the current narrative pointing to a weak 2026 hurricane season is driven by social media hype around a “super El Niño,” but this appears temporally misaligned. The available signals suggest a later ENSO peak toward December, not during the core summer months when Atlantic activity is most affected . The outlook here is based on a 32-analog ensemble (1860–2025) used to reconstruct 500 hPa patterns, derived from a multivariable statistical framework that integrates multiple sources of climate forcing, offering a more grounded perspective beyond simplified ENSO assumptions. The large-scale analog signal continues to support a near-normal to slightly above-normal Atlantic hurricane season, despite ongoing narratives of suppression due to a potential El Niño. Key driver: the expected ENSO peak is late (Dec–Jan) → meaning limited shear impact during the core season (Aug–Sep). Monthly Evolution (Atlantic & NPA context) July NPA: modest troughing, transitional flow MDR: gradually organizing Storm zones: Caribbean, W. Atlantic → Early-stage activity, not yet dominant August NPA: deeper trough into W. North America → reduced Atlantic shear windows MDR: ridge strengthening, improving wave propagation Storm zones: MDR → Caribbean → Bahamas → Clear ramp-up phase September (Peak) NPA: structured waveguide, balanced ridge–trough pattern MDR: fully active, low shear pockets Storm zones: Cape Verde → long-track hurricanes → W. Atlantic re-curvature → ACE peak aligns with climatology October NPA: increased trough penetration southward MDR: weakening, shift westward Storm zones: Caribbean, Gulf, W. Atlantic → Higher land-interaction & hybrid systems November NPA: trough-dominated regime MDR: suppressed, activity contracts Storm zones: Western Caribbean focus → Late-season residual activity Pacific (Brief) Eastern Pacific likely near-normal to slightly active early, with activity modulated by evolving ENSO structure Gradual shift in activity distribution as the season progresses, with less coherent suppression signal than typically assumed 🎯The Punch line : The synoptic evolution ACE analogs closely match climatology, particularly the September peak. There is no strong signal for a suppressed Atlantic season at this stage. The expected ACE indices sit near the climatological average expected for the like seasons ( neither much less nor much more ) . If El Niño develops, its main atmospheric imprint is likely delayed into late 2026 and early 2027, not during peak hurricane months. ❗️The October and November expected 500 hpa synoptic maps and storm track detailed monthly interpretation are added in the comments. Other forecasts for the atlantic region had also been post in the comments-from the last week. Warmest Regards, Statistical Analog Modelling & Downscaling By Mr. M @Statisticizer. / hodhodata.com , Irbid -Jordan. ___________________ #AtlanticHurricaneSeason #HurricaneSeason2026 #TropicalCyclones #ACEIndex #ENSO #ElNino #ClimateSignals #NorthPacific #MDR #WeatherPatterns #HurricaneForecast #LongRangeForecast #ClimateAnalysis #EarlyWarning #DisasterPreparedness

Researchers Explore the Altering Effects of Global Warming on the Indian Summer Monsoon! Prof. Nagaraju Chilukoti and Dr. Karishma Dahiya (Research Graduate) from the Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences at NIT Rourkela, in collaboration with Prof. Raju Attada (IISER Mohali), analysed how the monsoon behaved during warmer periods in Earth’s past to understand how it might behave in the future. Their study has been published in the prestigious International Journal of Climatology (rmets.onlinelibrary.wiley.co…). The study shows that monsoon rainfall over India was higher during the mid-Pliocene period (around three million years ago), and a similar increase is expected in the future due to a warmer climate. Given the monsoon’s strong impact on human livelihoods, it is important to understand how the Indian monsoon might respond. These findings are important for climate preparedness, agriculture, and water management in India and nearby regions. More Details: 🗞️Deccan Helard: deccanherald.com/india/monso… 🗞️TNIE: newindianexpress.com/xplore/… 🗞️ETV Bharat (Odia): etvbharat.com/or/state/nit-r… 🗞️Dainik Bhaskar: bhaskarhindi.com/other/globa… 🗞️BW Education: bweducation.com/article/nit-… 🗞️Dainik Jagran: jagran.com/odisha/bhubaneshw… 🗞️Northeast Now - nenow.in/environment/warmer-… @EduMinOfIndia @moefcc #NITRourkela #IndianMonsoon #GlobalWarming #ClimateChange #MonsoonResearch #ClimateScience #ResearchUpdate #EnvironmentalScience #FutureClimate #WeatherPatterns #India #ScientificStudy #ClimateImpact #EarthScience #MonsoonStudy

FYI Followers, if you are tracking the snow in the Sierra and Tahoe today. Again, it has been so hard to get sustained cold out west, and again, it will rebound starting tomorrow to another warm extended period. The rain below 7500', might be the kills shot for more ski resorts just barley hanging on to stay open. What a depressing year!!!! My thoughts from Yesterday - x.com/realwxforecast/status/… #California #SoCalWeather #WestCoastWeather #Meteorology #RossbyWaves #PolarVortex #SSW #WeatherPatterns #SierraNevada #Snowpack #SpringWeather #ClimatePatterns #ENSO #ElNino #SkiSeason #MountainLife #ForecastDiscussion #socal #cawx

Followers — quick update with my AI weather discussion tool below. Enjoy - This week’s storm — yes, there’s rain… but let’s be real about it. You can already see it in the forecast image below from the Euro Ens AI, there is a window for some light precip into #SoCal. But again… context matters. → Scattered showers, nothing organized → No real moisture tap → No sustained forcing So yeah — some areas will see light rain, maybe a quick burst here and there…but under .25" from what I am seeing south of Pt. conception. However, this is nowhere near a meaningful, season-saving event. This is nuisance-level precip for most of Southern California. Now let’s talk about WHY — Rossby waves & pattern interference. This is where it actually gets interesting. This weekend’s system and every system this winter out west, has been getting completely disrupted by the larger-scale pattern, and it comes back to Rossby wave behavior. Some Omega blocks and meridional flow, as I have discussed over and over again this winter, it is the culprit. This is due to the SSW and PV, constantly stretching and reloading back east. Look at this temps and their weather currently in NY. Cold folk! What we needed: → A clean, amplified Rossby wave digging into the West Coast → Strong downstream support → A consolidated trough with depth and duration What we got instead: → A fragmented / flattened Rossby wave train → Energy getting stretched and sheared east → Weak undercut of the ridge instead of a full breakdown And this ties back to the bigger season-long issue: → The polar vortex has been displaced and elongated eastward → Residual impacts from earlier stratospheric warming (SSW) disrupted the flow → That interference has kept the West Coast from locking into a sustained trough pattern Translation (non-weather speak): Every time a storm tries to organize and dig into California… → It loses structure → It loses support → It falls apart as it moves in That’s exactly what’s happening this week. Mountains — quick hit (because this matters too) Yes — this system will bring: → Snow above ~9,000 ft → Maybe up to ~1 foot in the highest elevations Check out @TahoeWeather for the full report of what snow the resorts that are still opened, might get in #california. Folks, it is bleak. Again, winter has been over for weeks, as most of the resorts west of the divide, are either closed or hanging on for dear life. That might help preserve some upper mountain terrain briefly. But again… → Lower elevations? Not much help → And right after? Warmth returns melt resumes And speaking of that… Right behind this system: → Heights rebound → Ridge builds back in → Temps spike again So whatever rain/snow we get? Short-lived. Resorts — same story, just getting worse And this is where reality hits. I was supposed to be at Deer Valley Resort right now… …but they’ve already closed. And they won’t be the last. → Palisades Tahoe — lower mountain done → Alpine Meadows — closed → Mammoth Mountain — hanging on up top → Park City Mountain Resort — likely next - Beaver Creek closed yesterday. Everyone is trying to make it to Easter… Not everyone will. Bottom line → This weekend’s system = weakened by Rossby wave interference → Rain into #SoCal = light, scattered, limited impact → Sierra snow = mostly above 9,000 ft, short-lived benefit → Ridge returns quickly → warming resumes → Pattern still favors weak troughs dominant ridging → Winter out west? Pretty much done outside of the highest elevations Same message, just more confirmation. The pattern hasn’t changed — just the timing. So there ya go. There is my weather AI discussion. Folks, as you know I have transitioned to golf, hiking and train riding. Some places, per the models below, will be back to summer in #california next week. Wish I had better news......More later.... P.S. - I will have an update on the palisades mountains and pictures later this week. Amazing how the landscape has changed from the fires. #California #SoCalWeather #WestCoastWeather #Meteorology #RossbyWaves #PolarVortex #SSW #WeatherPatterns #SierraNevada #Snowpack #SpringWeather #ClimatePatterns #ENSO #ElNino #SkiSeason #MountainLife #ForecastDiscussion #socal #cawx

Politicians are chasing swing states. The climate is redrawing the map. India’s 2025 climate map reveals another reality on the ground: some regions are drying out, while others are being drenched. #ClimateChange #IndiaClimate #GlobalWarming #ClimateCrisis #WeatherPatterns #ClimateImpact

It’s deep. The attack comes as we do NOTHING for our country is to busy fighting fake wars and fixing fake problems. 3 months ago weather forecasters predicted this as EL Nino is most extreme EVER as a new discovery of warm water at depth in the ocean is rewriting weatherpatterns

Many people across India have been noticing sudden weather changes lately—but does that mean something artificial is driving it? x.com/PTI_News/status/203519… Climate engineering, also known as geoengineering, is the deliberate and large-scale intervention in the Earth’s climate system. These interventions are aimed at combating so-called climate change or mitigating its effects. One method employed by climate engineers is the use of chemical ice-nucleating materials to cool down surface temperatures. When there is enough atmospheric moisture present, these materials can create extreme and sudden cooling effects, leading to the formation of dense fog. The extensive use of chemical ice-nucleating materials by climate engineers has resulted in the development of more severe and prolonged fog conditions. This is not mere speculation; it is a verifiable fact supported by patented processes of climate modification and laboratory testing. The abrupt cooling caused by these materials has the potential to trigger extreme and lingering surface fog scenarios. #ClimateChange #Geoengineering #WeatherModification #ClimateEngineering #ArtificialWeather #FogFormation #IceNucleation #EnvironmentalImpact #ClimateCrisis #WeatherPatterns #ClimateScience #AtmosphericChanges #ChemicalIntervention #GlobalWarming #ClimateAwareness #EcoFriendly #ClimateAction #AirPollution #AlzheimersRisk #BanGeoEngineering #StopCloudSeeding #SolarRadiationModification #StratosphericAerosolInjection #MarineCloudBrightening #AirToxicity #EnvironmentalHealth #ToxicAerosols #AluminumToxicity #HealthRisks #BillGates #cloudseeding #chemtrails #SCoPEx #EpsteinFiles #Epstein #Aluminum #AluminumOxide #SRM #chemicals #SAI #bariumtitanate #toxic #nanoparticles #MCB #weathermodification #AQI #Delhi #informedconsent @awakenindiamvmt @DrDev7 @DeeEternalOpt

STOP GEOENGINEERING! Weather modification using chemicals can cause climate change, leading to cloud disappearance, storm formation, snowfall, increased rainfall, rising temperatures, and hail occurrences. x.com/TOIBengaluru/status/20… How does cloud seeding work? 1. lodide particles rise into high-altitude air, and moisture in the air condenses to form ice crystals on the particles. 2. Silver iodide mixed with acetone is vaporized, releasing particles into the atmosphere. 3. As ice crystals grow, they become heavy and fall back to Earth in the form of snow or, at warm temperatures, melt into rain. Stop Cloud Seeding! #climatechange #cloudseeding #weathermodification #Karnataka #Machapur #MiniKashmir #Hailstorm #Dharwad #ClimateChange #StopGeoengineering #WeatherModification #CloudSeeding #SilverIodide #EnvironmentalAwareness #NaturePhotography #IndianVillages #SustainableLiving #WeatherPatterns #ClimateAction #SaveOurPlanet #EcoFriendly #HailDamage #WeatherNews #Kalghatgi #hubli #dharwad #india #Silveriodide @awakenindiamvmt @DrDev7

Glad to have had this radio Talkshow discussion alongside my elder Mr. Kule Walyuba the team leader at Kiwa Heritage. He was able to articulate indigenous knowledge and practices communities can leverage to turn the status quo. #PlantingSeason #WeatherPatterns #Kasese_Uganda

If you ever wondered what an anticyclone looks like from space…🛰️🌍 The current satellite imagery offers a clear illustration of a classic large-scale atmospheric pattern across Europe. Much of western, central and parts of eastern and northern Europe are currently under the influence of Anticyclone Jannis, a high-pressure system bringing stable and largely sunny conditions. ➡️ From a satellite perspective, anticyclones often appear as broad regions with relatively few clouds. High pressure is associated with subsiding air, meaning air slowly sinks through the atmosphere. As it descends, it warms and dries, suppressing cloud formation and allowing clear skies to dominate. This is why large areas from France through Germany to Poland are currently experiencing bright conditions and mild early-spring temperatures. In many regions, daytime highs are reaching the mid-teens Celsius, with even warmer values locally. ➡️ Anticyclones also tend to bring light winds and stable air masses, which is why weather patterns can remain relatively unchanged for several days. Under clear skies, daytime sunshine can feel pleasantly warm, while nights may still cool significantly due to efficient radiative cooling. 🔺 However, the broader European weather pattern also shows the contrast between high and low pressure systems. Over south-western Europe, a low-pressure field is influencing conditions across the Iberian Peninsula and parts of Italy. Here, rising air encourages cloud development and precipitation, leading to unsettled weather. 🔺 Particularly along the eastern coast of Spain, including the region of Catalonia, heavy rainfall is expected over the coming days. Forecasts indicate rainfall totals of 50–100 mm, with locally higher amounts possible. Weather warnings have been issued due to the potential risk of flooding and landslides. Satellite imagery, together with precipitation and pressure maps, helps reveal these large-scale atmospheric structures and how they shape the weather we experience on the ground. Check the latest meteoblue Satellite Maps 👉meteoblue.com/en/weather/map… #Weather #Meteorology #EuropeWeather #WeatherPatterns #meteoblue

Die hael wat onlangs verwoesting in die Koue Bokkeveld gesaai het, het heelwat later in die seisoen gebeur as wat vantevore ondervind is. Tot 100% appel- en peer-oeste het deurgeloop. 🌨️ landbou.com/bedrywe/tuinbou/… #climatechange #weatherpatterns