"Global Warming" - Europe could see coldest winter in 100 years.

"Global Warming" - Europe could see coldest winter in 100 years.HT: Iceagenow.

According to predictions from several Russian meteorological services, Europe could see abnormally low temperatures this coming winter.  
It might even be the coldest winter in the last 100 years. writes Thursday Noviye Russian newspaper Izvestia quoted Utro portal.
According to forecast, based on the calculation of climatic indices, there will be a process of transfer of arctic air masses in Europe, resulting in abnormal frosts. In addition, during this period there will be a decrease in solar activity. Another sign that we have a so-called cold winter North Atlantic oscillation, ie climate variability in the North Atlantic, which is manifested by the temperature change sea ​​surface. European countries will be most affected but Russia will not be affected by abnormally low temperatures, forecasters say.

Highlights:

• This winter will be extremely cold
• European countries will be the most affected
• Atlantic jet stream and low solar activity are the reasons
• Russia temperatures more likely to be within normal range

Update 1.

Dawn of a new 'Maunder Minimum'? Solar Activity Drops to 100 Year Low.

Update 2: Record cold week in Eastern Europe

Many regions are expecting snowfall for the first time this season. It is estimated that the east of the continent and the Black Sea region will see temperatures up to 10-12 ° C cooler than normal.