Definitions from Wiktionary (sudden stratospheric warming)
▸ noun: (meteorology) A weather phenomenon where the polar vortex breaks down, causing a sudden temperature increase in the stratosphere of 50 kelvin or more.
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▸ noun: (meteorology) A weather phenomenon where the polar vortex breaks down, causing a sudden temperature increase in the stratosphere of 50 kelvin or more.
Similar:
winter storm,
volcanic winter,
impact winter,
snow squall,
snowicane,
freeze-up,
substorm current wedge,
substorm,
frost smoke,
snowspout,
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