Pictured: The Climate Impact Company week 2 ahead temperature and precipitation anomaly outlook.
Download the Climate Impact Company U.S. Week 2-4 Outlook
The latest trend among forecast models is whether to allow a warm-up in the East and South June 4-10 before the next cool trough invades the Central U.S. Will the warming be more prominent in the West or East? Yesterday’s model trend favored the East as indicated above. This morning the trend is in the other direction less warm East. Forecast confidence is below average. More confidently forecast for June 4-10 is the wet pattern across the eastern half of the U.S. further adding to the wet soil moisture in the Midwest and suppressing any lingering dry soils in the East. The week 3 and 4 ahead rainfall forecasts also bias the Central U.S. wetter-than-normal.
Pictured: The Climate Impact Company week 3 and week 4 precipitation anomaly outlook.
