MetOffice UK's Deep Dive looks at whether Erin enters the jetstream on Monday. But in either case, Erin will strengthen and straighten the jet. Why this happens is explained well in the ~last third of the 32min video.
[Jet-straightening ends the Greenland High and the melt season, I assume.💃]
Erin is interesting, partly bc it won't bring big suffering so curiosity is not tainted with sadness or fear.
The fact that it is diverted North is particularly interesting to me.
I keep asking meteorologists about the reason for this changed travel itinerary 😁
but I am ignored!!!!111!! 😁
So I'm scanning past storm tracks https://www.aoml.noaa.gov/hrd/hurdat/Data_Storm.html
to see which ones also got diverted North, and what the reason might have been.
At least in some cases it'll be caused by or strengthened by #ClimateChange , which, together with what happens to the jetstream when an ex-Hurricane comes near it, also means more stormy summers and autumns in Europe.
