In the upcoming months of April and May, there is a mysterious trend on the horizon that is set to bring about a significant split in temperatures across various regions. The stretch of above-average temperatures is projected to extend further northward, encompassing parts of the Midwest, Plains, and Rockies as we progress into April and eventually May.
Meanwhile, areas spanning from the Southwest through the Southern Plains and into portions of the lower Mississippi Valley are poised to experience persistently warmer temperatures compared to the seasonal averages. Conversely, the Northwest stands out as the region most likely to experience temperatures dipping below average levels as we transition from April to May.
As we approach May, much of the Northeast is anticipated to trend close to, or slightly above, the average temperature levels.
Looking ahead, the temperature outlook for April and May indicates dynamic weather patterns and temperature shifts in various regions.
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