Summer begins June 21 with hot weather forecast
The NOAA's Climate Prediction Center forecasts a widespread likelihood of above-normal temperatures across the U.S. from July to September, with Oregon and Washington most likely to experience hotter-than-average conditions. Precipitation is expected to remain near historical averages nationwide, though some southwestern states may see above-average rainfall benefiting drought and wildfire conditions. Long-range forecasts indicate an increased fire risk in the Pacific Northwest and potential flooding from late July through August in certain regions.
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