U.S. climate outlook for July 2024. The temperature outlook favors well above average temperatures across almost the entire nation, with no tilt in odds toward any category over parts of the northern Midwest
U.S. climate outlook for July 2024. The temperature outlook favors well above average temperatures across almost the entire nation, with no tilt in odds toward any category over parts of the northern Midwest
On June 30, CPC released its updated monthly climate outlooks for temperature, precipitation, and drought across the United States for July 2024. The temperature outlook favors well above average temperatures across almost the entire nation, with no tilt in odds toward any category over parts of the northern Midwest. The precipitation outlook favors well above average precipitation along the Gulf Coast and the entire Atlantic Seaboard, the northern Midwest. Well below average precipitation is favored in a region extending from the Pacific Northwest southeastward to the Southern Plains. And with expectations that the hot June will continue throughout July, drought development is predicted for significant parts of the Southeast, the Ohio Valley, the Southern Plains, and in a region extending from Montana and Wyoming westward to Washington.
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On June 30, CPC released its updated monthly climate outlooks for temperature, precipitation, and drought across the United States for July 2024. The temperature outlook favors well above average temperatures across almost the entire nation, with no tilt in odds toward any category over parts of the northern Midwest. The precipitation outlook favors well above average precipitation along the Gulf Coast and the entire Atlantic Seaboard, the northern Midwest. Well below average precipitation is favored in a region extending from the Pacific Northwest southeastward to the Southern Plains. And with expectations that the hot June will continue throughout July, drought development is predicted for significant parts of the Southeast, the Ohio Valley, the Southern Plains, and in a region extending from Montana and Wyoming westward to Washington.
This is unacceptable!!!