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A Look Back At Meteorological Summer 2026 (opens the original)
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SEPT 1 - Today marks the beginning of meteorological fall. Meteorologists measure seasons using three-month periods for easier record-keeping, which means meteorological fall lasts from September 1 to November 30. So how did this summer shape up for many Americans? Starting with June, the average temperature of the CONUS was 70.6°F. This ranks June 2026 as the third-warmest June on record, with temperatures 2.2°F above average. Record June tornado activity in the Midwest , with 91 tornadoes in I
A Look Back At Meteorological Summer 2026 (opens the original)
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SEPT 1 - Today marks the beginning of meteorological fall. Meteorologists measure seasons using three-month periods for easier record-keeping, which means meteorological fall lasts from September 1 to November 30. So how did this summer shape up for many Americans? Starting with June, the average temperature of the CONUS was 70.6°F. This ranks June 2026 as the third-warmest June on record, with temperatures 2.2°F above average. Record June tornado activity in the Midwest , with 91 tornadoes in I
Rounds of Storms for the Southeast (opens the original)
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In addition to the hot temperatures across the Southern and southeastern United States, there is a consistent threat of severe thunderstorms as we head through the week. On Monday, strong thunderstorms moved across the Gulf Coast, dumping some decent totals. This is in the forecast again on Tuesday. With the loss of daytime heating, storms will continue to taper off, but as the frontal boundary lingers, we have another chance of storms on Wednesday afternoon. Heavy rain will also be a concern as
Rounds of Storms for the Southeast (opens the original)
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In addition to the hot temperatures across the Southern and southeastern United States, there is a consistent threat of severe thunderstorms as we head through the week. On Monday, strong thunderstorms moved across the Gulf Coast, dumping some decent totals. This is in the forecast again on Tuesday. With the loss of daytime heating, storms will continue to taper off, but as the frontal boundary lingers, we have another chance of storms on Wednesday afternoon. Heavy rain will also be a concern as
Southwest Heatwave Breaking Down (opens the original)
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High pressure continues to dominate the Southwest. Extreme Heat Warnings (in pink) still remain in place for cities including Phoenix, Tucson, Yuma, and the Coachella Valley. Heat Advisories (in orange) also remain in place through tonight across the California Coast including Los Angeles and San Diego. Most of the Southwest, which is normally hot, will have many cities running above average and breaking records through tonight. By tomorrow, we will start to feel the impacts of the trough that i
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