Southern, Northwestern US Expect Hot, Stormy Summer 2025

The summer of 2025 is expected to bring significantly warmer than average temperatures across much of the United States, with some regions potentially facing record-breaking heat. The Old Farmer's Almanac forecasts the Deep South and Midwest to experience notably hotter conditions, with the national average temperature predicted to be about 2.5 degrees above normal. States like Tennessee, Mississippi, Utah, and Oregon are all anticipating hotter summers, with Mississippi also facing risks of severe storms such as derechos and potential hurricane landfalls. Oregon may experience a hotter and drier summer, while Utah is likely to see temperatures climb toward record highs, including triple-digit days in some areas. Additionally, tropical storms and severe weather events are expected to develop along the East Coast and Gulf regions in mid-summer, underscoring the need for preparedness. Overall, the forecast points to a summer marked by intense heat and active storm seasons in various parts of the country.