According to our faithful predictors at the Farmers’ Almanac (giving us folks information since 1818)…..here is a peek into the upcoming summer season.
https://www.farmersalmanac.com/farmers-almanac-summer-2024-weather-forecast
“Hold on to your umbrellas … and tune up your AC! Summer is coming early this year, and it may bring the hottest temperatures in recorded history! Here is the Farmers’ Almanac Summer Weather Forecast 2024, including wet weather planting suggestions, regional forecasts for Father’s Day, Fourth of July, and Canada Day. Plus, two late-season hurricane warnings you need to see!”
“When Does Summer Start? Summer officially arrives in North America with the summer solstice on Thursday, June 20, 2024, at 4:51 pm EDT—the earliest start in 128 years! Many people love summer as it beckons us to the great outdoors—to fish, garden, swim, camp, barbecue—but for others, summer’s heat is a reason to stay inside and long for fall days.”
“Summer Weather Forecast – Summer’s weather will announce its arrival with a glorious nearly-full Strawberry Moon and some thunderstorms in the central part of the US. June will end up warm, humid, and thundery in many, if not most, areas of the country. Click here to see your region’s forecast.“
“How Hot And Wet? The Farmers’ Almanac Summer Weather Forecast 2024 calls for a warm, hot, and muggy summer for most of the nation, except for the Northwest region where more seasonable summer temperatures are expected. The muggy temperatures are predicted bring a plethora of moisture and thunderstorms to most areas east of the Mississippi River.
New England is on track to have yet another wet summer, and thunderstorms will be plentiful in the Great Lakes and Midwest region of the country. The Southeast states and Mid-Atlantic region won’t escape from summer’s soaking showers and steamy days. Texas will see sizzling temperatures, with a stormier July than August. Areas in the North Central region are predicted to see a seesaw of summer temperatures with an overall warm season, but with occasional cold Canadian air blowing in. The Southwest will see hot, dry conditions for most of the summer. The Pacific Northwest will also be dry, but temperatures won’t be as extreme.”
https://www.farmersalmanac.com/farmers-almanac-summer-2024-weather-forecast