The forecasts are categorized as follows:
➡️ blue indicates the probability that temperatures will be below normal;
➡️ grey to purple indicates the probability that temperatures will be near normal;
➡️ yellow to red indicates the probability that temperatures will be above normal; and
➡️ white indicates uncertainty regarding the temperature tendency this month.
???? All categories are compared to the 30 months of July between the 1991-2020 period. This map is a prediction of the daily average temperature anomaly (difference from normal) at 2 metres, the standard forecast height. It is not a daily maximum or minimum temperature forecast.
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Curious about what's in store for July? Check out the monthly temperature outlook
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Curious about what's in store for July? Check out the monthly temperature outlook
The forecasts are categorized as follows:
➡️ blue indicates the probability that temperatures will be below normal;
➡️ grey to purple indicates the probability that temperatures will be near normal;
➡️ yellow to red indicates the probability that temperatures will be above normal; and
➡️ white indicates uncertainty regarding the temperature tendency this month.
???? All categories are compared to the 30 months of July between the 1991-2020 period. This map is a prediction of the daily average temperature anomaly (difference from normal) at 2 metres, the standard forecast height. It is not a daily maximum or minimum temperature forecast.
The forecasts are categorized as follows:
➡️ blue indicates the probability that temperatures will be below normal;
➡️ grey to purple indicates the probability that temperatures will be near normal;
➡️ yellow to red indicates the probability that temperatures will be above normal; and
➡️ white indicates uncertainty regarding the temperature tendency this month.
???? All categories are compared to the 30 months of July between the 1991-2020 period. This map is a prediction of the daily average temperature anomaly (difference from normal) at 2 metres, the standard forecast height. It is not a daily maximum or minimum temperature forecast.
