Interesting temperature anomaly solution by the European AI model for the week of June 19 through the 25th back on June 9th. My idea of a slow start to summer (June 1 starts the clock) is still looking good.
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| June 9 afternoon solution |
Here is the same model late June 10th. Extreme heat projected in the middle of the US.
GFS wasn't showing any heat on June 9 model output...
GFS did a complete 180. Now its showing the heat the EURO was showing.
High temperatures Sunday June 23 via Euro AI:
What's interesting is that the heat is developing over extremely wet ground especially across southern Kansas, Missouri and Kentucky. Northern Illinois, Iowa and Indiana rainfall is running well below normal since mid May.
How much will these dry conditions feed the heat if this continues into July/August?
Notice the Sonoran High (southwestern US) and the SE ridge beginning to merge by the end of the month. This should be enough to keep temperatures above normal across the Ohio Valley/Central US the final week of June, through the 4th of July and beyond.
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