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The August temperature was 73.6☏, 1.5☏ above the 20 th century average, making it the 17 th warmest on record.In the Southeast and Southwest extremes in maximum and minimum temperatures were much above average and in the West warm temperatures combined with days without precipitation contributed to the above-average CEI. The Northeast had its fifth highest CEI value due to elevated extremes in warm maximum and minimum temperatures and one-day precipitation totals. Regionally, extremes were much above-average in the Northeast, Southeast, Southwest, and West.The USCEI is an index that tracks extremes (falling in the upper or lower 10 percent of the record) in land-falling tropical cyclones, temperature, precipitation and drought across the contiguous U.S. On the national scale, extremes in warm maximum and minimum temperatures were much above average. Climate Extremes Index (USCEI) for the summer was 15 percent above average and the 22 nd highest value on record. No state had a summer precipitation total that was record wet or dry. Below-average precipitation was observed across the West, Southeast and Northeast where six states were much drier than average.Above-average precipitation was widespread across the Midwest and Lower Mississippi Valley where eight states were much wetter than average.was 8.92 inches, 0.60 inch above average, and tied 1923 as the 24 th wettest in the 122-year period of record. The summer (June-August) precipitation total for the contiguous U.S.June-August Statewide Precipitation Ranks temperature-related energy demand during summer was 147 percent above average and the third highest value on record, driven in large part to warm temperatures across the densely populated Northeast. Based on NOAA's Residential Energy Demand Temperature Index (REDTI), the contiguous U.S.Ohio had a record warm summer minimum temperature at 63.2☏, 3.9☏, surpassing the previous record of 63.1☏ in 2010. Every state across the Lower 48 had an above-average summer minimum temperature with 36 states much warmer than average. This surpassed the previous record of 60.7☏ in 2010. average minimum (nighttime) temperature during summer was 60.8☏, 2.4☏ above the 20 th century average, the warmest on record. California and Rhode Island each had a record warm summer maximum temperature at 3.3☏ and 4.2☏ above average, respectively. with near-average maximum temperatures across the Great Plains and parts of the Midwest. Above-average maximum temperatures were observed for both the eastern and western U.S. average maximum (daytime) temperature during summer was 86.2☏, 1.8☏ above the 20 th century average, the 10th warmest on record. Several locations across the state were record warm including Anchorage, Kenai, King Salmon and Yakutat. Only the summer of 2004 was warmer with a statewide temperature value of 55.9☏. Alaska observed its second warmest summer in its 92-year record at 53.6☏, 3.0☏ above average.The California statewide average temperature was 75.5☏, 3.3☏ above average, the Connecticut statewide average temperature was 71.9☏, 3.7☏ above average, and the Rhode Island statewide average temperature was 71.6☏, 3.7☏ above average. California, Connecticut and Rhode Island each had their warmest summer on record.Twenty-nine states across the West and in the East were much warmer than average. had a statewide temperature that was above average. Above-average temperatures spanned the nation during summer.was 73.5☏, or 2.1☏ above the 20 th century average, tying 2006 as the fifth warmest in the 122-year period of record.

The summer (June-August) temperature for the contiguous U.S.