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06/16/2025, 5:54 am EDT
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NOAA JUN, JUL, and AUG 2025 North America fire outlooks.

NOAA/CPC has updated their monthly fire risk outlook for Canada, the U.S., and Mexico. The outlook continues to indicate a major westward expansion of fire risk in Canada for mid-to-late summer, steadily widening risk in the Northwest U.S. gradually reaching California while diminishing in Mexico and increasing in Texas.
06/13/2025, 9:07 am EDT
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Increasing Heat Generating in U.S. as Calendar Summer Arrives

The U.S. national temperature is suppressed near normal for a few days primarily due to East U.S. rains. However, as the wet belt lifts northward during the medium range, hotter weather emerges, especially in high population areas of the East causing the national temperature surge somewhat warmer than normal.
06/13/2025, 5:15 am EDT
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U.S. AG Belt Turning Drier/Hotter Days 8-14 Ahead

In the Great Plains, summer heat is on the horizon. The forecast remains wet across all major crop areas (except western Great Plains wheat) well into next week. However, the wet belt is lifting northward in the 8-14-day period and the risk of >95F/35C is developing and expanding.
06/11/2025, 9:47 am EDT
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Latest ENSO, PDO, AMO, and IOD Outlooks

The Nino34 SSTA constructed analog forecast through May 2027 reveals a substantial change from last month. The potential for weak El Nino later this year is erased, and neutral ENSO is preferred into 2026. 2 of the 4 analogs favor a weak La Nina risk for later this year. Neutral ENSO is likely for the 2025 North Atlantic hurricane season. Next year, the constructed analog forecast is similar with the previous outlook favoring continued neutral phase with potential for weak La Nina.