Good Monday Morning!
EDDH, Hamburg Germany will close nightly from 06/01 until 06/03 from 2130Z until 0330Z per notam A2649/26. Look for presidential TFRS in the NYC area early next week in association with the NBA finals. Significant nationwide global strike is expected in Portugal on Wednesday June 3rd per the latest notams.
Critical weather days/space Weather alerts – none through Wednesday.
CONUS severe weather outlook – the central plains and the Northern Plains will have slight risks through Wednesday.
Tropical weather outlook – TS Jangmi, 60 miles SSW of Kadena AFB with a max velocity of 60 knots continues to move North at 12 knots. It is expected to become extratropical in 54 hours with a very broad and expensive wind field by then. This will be a high impact storm for much of Southern and Central Japan including the Tokyo area. Heavy rain and gusty winds (in excess of 45 knots) are likely from 21z Tuesday through 09z Wednesday. At that time the system will accelerate quickly off to the NE. A high chance of development will also occur in the Eastern Pacific midway between the West Coast of Mexico and Hawaii over the next seven days. No impacts to land expected.
Europe outlook – at 12z Tuesday, an upper-level trough from Northern Ireland to central France along with a cold front will help initiate fairly good coverage of showers and thunderstorms from the UK through Northern Italy. Expect some enroute delays if you are planning on transiting through this region. On Wednesday, deep low pressure 150 miles NW of Belfast, along with an upper-level trough from the central UK to the Balkans will allow for at least isolated to occasional showers and thunderstorms to exist from Ireland and the UK to Eastern Germany to the Balkans. Some enroute delays are possible once again. Looking ahead to Thursday, an upper-level low will be present just to the North of Scotland with likely showers and a few thunderstorms over much of Western Europe likely.
North Atlantic Jet stream – on Wednesday, an upper-level low over Southern Greenland in tandem with another upper-level low offshore the US East Coast will allow for a fairly strong zonal flow from Newfoundland to Northern Portugal with velocities of 75 to 100 knots likely.
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.
