Download The Climate Impact Company July to September Climate Forecast
July: The mid-summer pattern sets-up with the mean ridge position over the West-Central and Northwest U.S. where the hottest and driest climate is expected. South of this feature monsoon moisture evolves bringing rains to the southern half of the Continental Divide suppressing some of the heat which has been profound in June. The Great Plains are warmer than normal and sometimes quite hot. The hot bias is across the northwest Plains where soils are driest and some this dryness could expand. Wet weather previously forecast across the Gulf region and Southeast U.S. remains intact although less widespread. Temperatures average near to slightly above normal across the southeast sector of the U.S. The East observes a wide-varying climate pattern featuring a fair amount of volatility for mid-summer with excessive heat risk in the costal Mid-Atlantic region. Long duration heat waves are not expected.
Pictured: The Climate Impact Company July temperature and precipitation anomaly forecast.
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