Update thread on this massive circulating low over Eastern Europe, at 4.5 million km2 its half the size of the United States.
Here we can see the Canadian jet arriving and squashing the storm, but not yet moving it.
Here we can see the Canadian jet arriving and squashing the storm, but not yet moving it.
https://twitter.com/althecat/status/1440709704875851791
The storm will be bringing increasing rain today to Scandinavia, Northern Germany and eastern EU nations. The EU has a new/updated weather warning website here >> meteoalarm.org/en?view=list so far the main warnings are for high winds along the southern Baltic Sea coast. 
Meanwhile the sources of all of this remain unpredictable. There are four active systems (and one remnant system) being monitored in the Tropical and North Atlantic. The most northerly of these, is non-tropical but has a 50-60% chance of cyclone formation.
From the point of view of the risk of European extreme weather, these systems (especially the North Atlantic one) add a high level of uncertainty to weather model predictions around European weather.
This is an animation of the last 24 hours in the North Atlantic. If the large storm you see in the middle becomes a cyclone, then it will likely change the current forecasts for Europe. Out flows from the other storm are already having an impact in Spain.
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