Month-By-Month Spring And Summer Forecast Released For Rhode Island

Rhode Islanders looking forward to warmer weather this spring and early summer may get more than they bargained for, according to a new federal outlook.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Climate Prediction Center released its seasonal temperature outlook for May through July, showing an increased likelihood of above-average temperatures across much of the Northeast, including Rhode Island.

The outlook indicates a higher probability of warmer conditions compared to historical averages, though it does not guarantee specific temperatures on any given day.

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Precipitation in Rhode Island is expected to fall within “equal chances,” meaning there is no strong signal for either wetter- or drier-than-normal conditions during the period.

The temperature outlook is part of NOAA’s long-range forecasting, which uses climate patterns and historical data to assess trends over several months.

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Forecasters update the outlook regularly, meaning conditions and probabilities may shift as summer approaches.

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