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Predictions for June 2006 - 05.30.06
The upcoming weather patterns for June 2006
Fig.1
week 1- High-pressure should grow over the mountains in the west and the Great Plains continuing warm and dry conditions here. From St Louis east, look for cool and wet conditions from the Great Lakes to the Ohio Valley. The west should be warm and dry, the east cool and wet.
West Coast- Clear to the south with moderate to weak fronts into PNW
Mountain/High Plains- High and dry in the mountains and the High Plains
Mid-Continent �" Cool and wet from the Great Lakes to the Ohio Valley
East Coast- Cool and wet from the Northeast to the Mid Atlantic states
Fig.2
week 2- Look for an increase in heat and dryness in the western half of the country. Only the Northeast should see some moderate moisture and average temperatures.
West Coast- Warm and dry north and south
Mountain/High Plains - Hot and dry in the mountains and the High Plains
Mid-Continent- Hot and dry from Iowa south in the Corn Belt
East Coast- Hot and dry from the Mid Atlantic states, cool and moderate Northeast
Fig.3
week 3 Look for high-pressure on the West Coast to push the jet up into western Canada. This should raise temperatures on the coast and bring cool and wet conditions to the Midwest and the Mississippi Valley.
West Coast- Warmth increases in the PNW ; heat builds in California
Mountain/High Plains- Warm over the mountains; cooling into the High Plains
Mid-Continent �" Cool with moderate fronts Great Lakes to the Appalachians
East Coast- Cool to the north with rain down to the Mid Atlantic states.
Fig.4
week 4- A shift over the continent should dry out the East Coast but enhance rain from Minnesota to the Great Lakes
West Coast- Continued warm and drier than last week
Mountain/High Plains- Hot to the south but cool and moist in the Dakotas
Mid-Continent- Heat from the south meets cool from the north, widespread fronts across the Corn Belt
East Coast- Clear and warm from the Mississippi east early, then rain to the South late