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06/24/2025, 5:58 am EDT
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Deep Tropics Not Likely to Activate Until Around August 1st

ECMM "weeklies" maintain a much drier than normal precipitation regime across the deep tropics through late July. Implied is lack of any tropical cyclone activity through July emerging in the tropical North Atlantic basin. Areas to watch for possible development is the northern Gulf of Mexico and Bahamas. However, there is the possibility that tropical cyclone season may wait until August 1st for onset.
06/24/2025, 5:10 am EDT
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CFS V2 Projects Hot July Southwest Plains to New England and Eventually California

The CFS V2 month ahead forecast for the U.S. valid July 2025 indicates widespread above normal temperature from the southern Great Plains and Texas to the Northeast U.S. The southern Great Plains and Texas are where the hottest daytime temperature anomalies occur due to the combination of heat and drier than normal mid-summer climate.
06/24/2025, 5:07 am EDT
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Plenty Of Heat Ahead for Europe to Southwest Russia in July

The CFS V2 July 2025 climate forecast across Europe and Western Russia projects an upper-level high pressure system cresting over the Eastern Europe/Western Russia border. Previously issued ECM “weeklies” indicate the high pressure is slightly eastward. The sensible climate forecast projects widespread hot and dry weather across Central and East Europe, Ukraine, and Southwest Russia.
06/23/2025, 8:22 am EDT
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U.S. Summer CDD’s Climbing, Forecast Close to 2022 and 2024 Heat

The Climate Impact Company U.S. selected cities CDD forecast for 2025 is updated. The summertime (JUN/JUL/AUG) CDD outlook adjusts hotter. The national average edges upward to 113.9% of the 30-year normal as the JJA-25 forecast edges close to 2022 and 2024 summertime observations which were 3rd and 4th hottest (respectively) on record.