Good Friday Morning,

Runway 16/34 remains closed until March 20th at EIDW. Parallel runways 10/28 remain open. At Munich, EDDM, the Munich Security Conference will take place from Feb 07 until Feb 15th. Notam A0310/26 spells out all the details about special PPR’s that are required. Main concern over the weekend continues to be the high impact storm expected to affect regions from Texas to New England over the next 72 hours with a combination of freezing rain/ice pellets and heavy snow. Significant delays are anticipated so plan accordingly at major hub airports. A follow-on effect is likely to continue into early next week as the storm departs and airports attempt to slowly recover.

Critical weather days / geomagnetic storm outlook – a critical weather day has been implemented through 18z Monday in association with the significant winter storm. No geomagnetic storms are forecast.

CONUS severe weather outlook – no severe weather outbreaks are expected through early next week.

Tropical weather outlook – TC 17S, 250 miles NNW of Broome, Australia is moving SE at 08 knots. It is expected to make landfall well to the NE of Broome around 06z on the 24th as a fairly strong tropical storm.

Europe outlook – a deep area of low pressure on Saturday will be located just to the West of Cardiff and will slowly move off to the NW over the weekend while gradually weakening over time. Early next week looks unsettled over much of the UK, France down to Spain as another upper-level trough and low-pressure area move into the region from the Southwest.

North Atlantic jet stream analysis – upper-level trough over NE Labrador along with a weaker upper-level trough over Central Europe on Sunday will allow for a general zonal pattern to continue. This pattern is likely to continue into early next week.

Images courtesy of wxcharts.com, pivotal weather.com, tropical tidbits.com, UK met office, Weather prediction center, Environment Canada, weathernerds.org, Tomer tropical weather and the joint typhoon warning center.