June got off to a pretty good start with near normal temperatures for the first 2 days however for the next 2 weeks, afternoon temperatures struggled to climb into the upper teens. As summer arrived on the 20^th, temperature finally began to climb to more typical late June values peaking out toward the end of the month. These warm values managed to bring the monthly mean temperature back to near normal.

 

On the precipitation side of things, it was not your typical June with just over half the normal amount being recorded.  The biggest issue was the number of days that precipitation was recorded, not great amounts each day but the persistent showers provided the impression it was wetter than it actually was

 

 

 

·     Maximum of 29.4 on the 30^th breaks the old record maximum of 28.9 set in

Notes. 

 

 

In what may have seemed like an abnormally cold month, temperatures over the South Central portion of the province came in near normal with snowfall below normal for most valley bottom stations.