Southern California Weather Forecast: Delayed Summer Warmth Likely Due to Cool Air

Weather reports explained that Southern California could experience cooler June temperatures, noting a possible delayed summer warmth these coming weeks.

Recently, parts of the Northeast and Midwest expected warmer and dry temperatures in May.

In the Northeast, Nature World News (NWN) explained that the Canadian wildfires brought smoke and hazy skies.

Reports noted that air quality was affected, with potential health concerns.

According to Fox Weather News, around eight million people in Philadelphia and New Jersey are at risk of wildfire threat due to the warm and dry conditions.

Cooler temperatures in Southern California due to June gloom

In the latest weather forecast, AccuWeather showed that a cooler weather outlook could help delay summer warmth's arrival.

Based on AccuWeather's forecast, cooler weather is forecast in San Francisco, Big Sur, Fresno, Los Angeles and San Diego.

The weather forecast added that a cooler outlook is forecast in the Los Angeles basin and San Francisco Bay Area.

On the weekend, the latest forecast added that rain and potential thunderstorms could become likely in Billings, Denver, Dallas, Houston, Miami and Memphis.

Weather forecasts in other parts of the US

In the latest forecast, the National Weather Service (NWS) explained that severe weather threats could unload challenging winds and hail in parts of the eastern Dakotas.

Furthermore, the NWS Fairbanks reported that N/E Fairbanks could likely experience possible storms and showers.

Communities should look into the rain chances in their areas this coming weekend.

It is also best to bring an umbrella or raincoat protection due to a rainy outlook.

In the Midwest, the latest AccuWeather forecast noted that rain could be likely in the region, including in the Northeast.

Through Saturday, the weather outlook showed a possible dry spell in the region, especially in Detroit, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Chicago, Kansas City and Des Moines.

Next week, the latest forecast explained that rain could unfold on Monday, including in Eastern Great Lakes, Ohio Valley and Central Appalachians.

The rain could also become beneficial in the Northeast and Midwest on the weekend until early next week.

Moreover, the forecast noted that the storm could help with the dry outlook and poor air quality.

Until next Wednesday, the forecast showed that rain and potential thunderstorms could be likely in Chicago, Nashville, Detroit, New York and Montreal.

The poor air quality in the Midwest and Northeast raised concerns over the impact on health.

Forecasts said that homeowners should keep away from unnecessary outdoor activities.

Americans could expect improved air quality in Buffalo, Charleston, Washington, New York, Boston and Portland early next week.

American with travel plans should consider checking the weather for this week.

While the weather is forecast to become ideal, rainy conditions could result in slower commutes and possible travel disruptions.

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