http://www.met.fu-berlin.de/de/wetter/maps/emtbkna.gif
http://www.dwd.de/DE/leistunge…11B8F81838E6948.live21062
in 500 hPa: http://www.dwd.de/DE/leistunge…11B8F81838E6948.live21062
http://www1.wetter3.de/GFS_18_UTC/gfs_30-36_1.png
https://www.pa.op.dlr.de/arctic/geop100/a30.gif
HSN-Brillenlage, mit PWK und PWS, Kanada und Sibirien
www.wetteronline.de
http://www.wetteronline.de/aktuelles-wetter
http://www.wetteronline.de/wetter-aktuell/trier?iid=10609
Brandenburg -6 ° C
http://old.wetterzentrale.de/pics/nws1.gif
http://www.weathercharts.org/
http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/pu…our&fcTime=1486594800
http://meteocentre.com/numeric…M&hh2=033&fixhh=1
Prog für Morgen: http://img.meteocentre.com/mod…_00/GZ_D5_PN_030_0000.gif
Archiv England: http://booty.org.uk/booty.weather/climate/1900_1949.htm
Erika 1050, Olli 1010, Tief 990 bei Spanien, Höhentief (Ht) Nordsee, Samst. Ht Belgien, 2fach Polarwirbel ("Brillenlage"), Schneefall Frankreich, bedeckt - 1 ° Trier, Brandenburg - 6 ° C, Archivwetter UK, Kaltwinter 1408, 1608, 1709
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http://booty.org.uk/booty.weather/climate/histclimat.htm
http://booty.org.uk/booty.weather/climate/1950_1974.htm
da, die -0.2 im Februar 1956:
http://hadobs.metoffice.com/hadcet/cetml1659on.dathttp://booty.org.uk/booty.weather/climate/1700_1749.htm
der Extremwinter 1715/16
" Cold / severe winter, by CET series. (0.8 degC). Severe frost from 24th November(OS) to 9th February(OS). Frost fair held on the Thames. The Thames was completely frozen for about two months during this severe winter: a frost fair was held on the river ....""1739/40 (winter & much of spring) This winter was extremely severe and may have been worse than that of 1715/16.
This winter included a notably severe / bitter January and February, both of which were in the 'top-5' of coldest such-named months. Using the CET series, both January (-2.8degC) and February (-1.6degC) had sub-zero mean temperatures, only one of four instances of consecutive 'sub-zero' months (see also 1684, 1878/79 & 1963).
29th/30th December (but Lamb has this as 31st December(OS), thus 11th January(NS)): severe (or 'violent') easterly gale & ice in the Thames damaged shipping considerably; the problem with high winds and sea-ice also affected other ports along the English east coast. Coupled to some very low temperatures, probably below -10degC, many deaths occurred due to exposure. -
"1607/08 (Winter) The 'Great Winter'**: apparently, trees died due to the severity (and length) of the frost; ships were stranded by ice several miles out into the North Sea - this latter a major concern as much commerce was done in these days via coastal shipping. In December, a "deep" frost until mid-month, then a thaw until just before Christmas, then from ~21st December(OSP) intense freeze for much of the time until at least mid-January. Ice formed on the Thames in London"
was können wir froh sein, dass wir solche Extreme nicht mehr überstehen müssen!
Parallelen hatte ich schon Viele aufgezeigt in der CET-Liste, Sommer wie Winter betreffend, hier auch wieder:
1407/08, 1607/08, 1708/09, 1908, 2009/10:
1429/30, 1729 + 40, 1829 + 38, 1929 + 40 ff
1564/65, 1663 +65m 1763 +67, 1861 +65, 1963siehe CET-Zeitreihe und
http://walzel.info/wetter/berichte/historische%20winter.PDF
http://www.klimaarchiv.info/ei…vergangenheit/winter.html -
zurück aus Gondershausen, den Eiszeit-Pferden und mehr
http://www.dwd.de/DE/leistunge…6E2197C2E5519E8.live11041
da gibt es auch die Traumschleife:
https://www.ich-geh-wandern.de…fe-rabenlay-hunsr%C3%BCck
das Höhentief bildet sich in den Wolken ab:
http://de.sat24.com/de/fr/km
und die alte Luftmassengrenze ist natürlich nicht mehr da, Tobias!
http://www.dwd.de/DWD/wetter/w…wk_bodendruck_weu_ana.png
ja, da ist Pierre: da hast gut geschaut, Tobias! -
im Sommer gehen wir den mal, zumindest teilweise:
http://www.wanderreporter.de/2…e-traumschleife-rabenlay/