Our summer temperature outlook is also in – here's how an increasingly likely El Niño could factor into your summer weather:
An increasingly likely El Niño is part of this less-hot picture.By August, the most above-average warmth will shift into parts of the Northwest.to get weekday updates from The Weather Channel and our meteorologists.
Warmer-than-average temperatures are expected in May in parts of the Northeast and along the Gulf Coast into the Carolinas. The rest of the country should see temperatures near average. Much of the Southeast and parts of California and Arizona will see temperatures that are near average or slightly cooler.Starting the summer in June, the core of the heat is anticipated to be in parts of the central U.S., while the East will generally experience temperatures near average or slightly warmer.
Meanwhile, temperatures will be near average or could even skew slightly cooler over the Ohio Valley, mid-Atlantic and South, including Florida, as well as parts of California.As summer comes to a close in August, the heat is expected to extend from parts of the West Coast into New England. Equatorial Pacific Ocean sea surface temperatures show warmer than average temperatures as of April 12.
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