Early Polar Vortex Breakdown to Bring Cold Snap by Thanksgiving
An unusually early polar vortex breakdown is expected to send Arctic air into the U.S. around Thanksgiving, cutting across El Niño's warmer pattern.
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An unusually early polar vortex breakdown is expected to send Arctic air into the U.S. around Thanksgiving, cutting across El Niño's warmer pattern.
Scientists say the polar vortex broke down earlier than ever recorded, which could send Arctic air south and complicate the El Niño winter outlook.
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