Good Monday Morning,

Per MUFH notam A0356/26 Jet A1 fuel is not available at Havana, Cuba until March 11th. The lack of significant storms over the CONUS should help mitigate any significant ATC delays through Tuesday at least. Relatively quiet day over Europe also, with delays noted at EGCC/LPPR and LPPT.

Critical weather days / geomagnetic storm outlook – none through Wednesday.

CONUS severe weather outlook – very low severe weather potential exists through the end of the work week.

Tropical weather outlook – TC Mitchell, 140 miles SSW of Learmonth, Australia, is rapidly dissipating over Western Australia, well to the North of Geraldton. TC Gezani, 160 miles North of St Denis, will make landfall over NE Madagascar around 12z tomorrow, then possibly regenerate over the Mozambique Channel later on this week.

Europe outlook – a series of frontal systems will continue to bring periods of unsettled weather to much of the Central and Western portions of the continent through the end of the work week. Snow is very likely in the mountainous regions of Northern Italy and the Alps through Friday at least. Going to have to watch the Southern UK later on this week for the possibility of snow.

North Atlantic jet stream analysis – relatively strong zonal jet stream will continue mid-week from the central plains to Portugal with max velocities of 175 knots. Jet stream remains very light north of 50N. This pattern will likely persist through the end of the 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.