Europe is Waiting for a Two-Phase Winter: First Warm, Then Arctic Freezes.
According to inkorr.com: According to data from European meteorological services, the winter of 2025-2026 is expected to be extremely cold. This forecast has caught the attention of experts due to possible anomalous weather conditions that could significantly impact areas from the Atlantic to the Urals.
Forecast of Extreme Weather Conditions
According to a study by the European meteorological service MkWeather, the winter will be extreme with significant temperature fluctuations — from a warm December to February, when Arctic cold is expected. This phenomenon has been termed a unique two-phase anomaly that will encompass all of Europe.
It is anticipated that preparations should be made for significant weather changes and necessary measures should be taken before the arrival of this unexpected winter. Extremely cold temperatures may affect the energy balance in regions, as well as agriculture and transportation systems.
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