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After twelve days in June, we are seeing quite a bit of variation across the region so far. Most of the region has been warmer than normal, especially eastern Virginia. Alabama is the only state that has most of its area cooler than normal, due in part to cloud cover associated with rain. The precipitation so far has been wetter than normal in a lot of the region, especially Alabama and west into Mississippi, where they have seen some flooding. The driest area so far is the State of Florida, although there are patches in other states that are also drier than normal.

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