WeatherWatcher: Weekly Weather June 4 - 10 - headed toward 'normal'

Carls Shoreline Weather Station

Looks like we’re starting to come closer to the average for this time of year.

Warmest and coldest days are based on average temperature of the entire day, starting at midnight. All other averages are based on the whole week. All weather data unless otherwise noted is sourced from Carl’s Shoreline Weather Station.

Warmest day: 64.0ºF

Coldest day: 53.1ºF

Rainiest day: 0.08 inches (Tuesday)

Average temperature: 58.2ºF

High temperature: 76.8ºF (Monday)

Low temperature: 49.4ºF (Tuesday)

Total rainfall: 0.08 inches

High humidity: 100%

Low humidity: 24% (Sunday)

Average humidity: 73%

High pressure: 29.648 inches (Wednesday and Thursday)

Low pressure: 29.382 inches (Sunday and Monday)

Average pressure: 29.514 inches.

Summary:

It appears we are returning to more normal weather for this time of year, with temperatures returning to normal and about normal rainfall. 

A typical weather pattern for June here is usually influenced by moderate marine air flows which generally results in morning clouds and afternoon sun, with some days the marine air flow being stronger than others. On these stronger marine air flow days the clouds tend to stick around longer, sometimes not burning off at all, and sometimes can generate a drizzle or rain shower, such as that on Tuesday when we picked up .08 inches of rain in the afternoon.

We’ll probably see more of the same with some days breaking to sunshine and highs reaching into the mid 70’s, and some days remaining cloudy, with possible showers or drizzle with highs barely breaking the mid 60’s. I expect this will be the general weather pattern for the remainder of June, and possibly into early July.