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The updated monthly climate outlook for July 2023 shows that the entire region is leaning towards hotter than normal conditions. The precipitation outlook shows that the northern parts of the region are most likely to see wetter than normal conditions, with no predicted expectation in southern parts of the Southeast. July is usually a pretty quiet time in the Atlantic tropical season and so far, this year is matching expectations. Look for an increase in activity by mid-August, although of course storms can develop at any time when the ocean is this warm.

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