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Weekly Synopsis & Discussion
Issued: Monday, June 16, 2025 7:00 am
Key Take-Aways Next Ten Days:
- Above to well above normal temperatures
- Intense heat & humidity expected Sunday through next Wednesday
Discussion: Temperatures start off below normal this week trending to above to well above normal by mid & late week as a significant pattern changes occurs across North America. There are strong indications that starting Sunday a heatwave will start for a good part of the region focused outside of the highest terrain & away from the immediate coastline. Along with the hot temperatures; high humidity will also be a staple in this upcoming heatwave. More details on this heatwave in next weeks update. This week the warmest & most humid day of the week is looking to be Thursday out ahead of a cold front moving through from the Great Lakes. This cold front will being showers & thunderstorms; some of which have the potential to be severe being capable of producing damaging wind gusts. Cooler & less humid air move in behind this cold front to end the week & for Saturday.
As seen on the maps below; high temperatures are forecasted to be below to well below normal for most of the region thanks to plenty of clouds & some widely placed showers. Near to slightly above normal high temperatures are forecasted across the northern portion of the region. By Wednesday much of the region is forecasted to have high temperatures near to slightly above normal as seen on the last map below.



Longer range thoughts:
June will finish with temperatures averaging warmer than normal by 1-3 degrees for the entire region. Above normal temperatures are forecasted to continue into most of July with July finishing 1-2 degrees warmer than normal for the entire region.
Please note that we now have available ten-day temperature anomaly graphics available for the northeastern domain on your energy analysis dashboard.
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