Canada, Alaska, and northern parts of the USA have experienced in the last period sharp differences in weather.
While Alaska and Western Canada, such as the Rocky Mountains reported before a few days severe cold blast /https://mkweather.com/yukon-canada-and-parts-of-alaska-nwt-nunavut-and-british-columbia-the-usa-canada-with-a-blizzard//, central parts of the USA and Canadian Plains reported extremely hot Indian summer – this anomaly hit all central part of the continent, including Texas /https://mkweather.com/texas-before-a-cold-front-rio-grande-428c-109f//.
According to information from Anchorage, Alaska, the earliest snowfall in history (tied record from 1996) was observed from 23. to 24. September 2021.
Chugach mountain near Anchorage reported after a blizzard anomalous 30 inches / 76 cm snowfall.
Cold weather in the region has come at the same time such as cold reports from the Arctic /https://mkweather.com/arctic-sea-ice-extent-26-greater-than-last-year-12th-lowest-on-record-and-the-largest-since-2014//, Antarctica /https://mkweather.com/antarctica-very-close-to-temperature-records-vostok-757c-dome-fuji-740c// and Siberia /https://mkweather.com/siberia-with-the-coldest-september-temperatures-in-history-delyankir-220c//.
After a blizzard, -15,5°C / 4°F was measured in Margaret Lake, Yukon, Canada on Tuesday, 28. September 2021.
On the front side of a cold front, however, extremely hot weather was in the last hours and days peaking and while southern central Canada (Prairies) reported temperatures up to +34°C / 93°F and North Dakota, northern central USA (Northern Plains) surprised at the end of September with anomalous +37,8°C / 100°F!
It appears that central parts of the USA and southernmost Canada are waiting very strong Indian summer – a 6-week forecast for Europe, North America, and World will be updated on Mkweather soon.
