CLIMATE SUMMARY JUNE 2025

In July 2025, most of the globe experienced much-warmer-than-average temperatures. The most significant high temperature anomalies, exceeding 1.0°C (1.8°F) above average, occurred over Europe, southern Asia, the northern Pacific Ocean, and parts of North and South America, central-western Antarctica, and the North Atlantic Ocean. Record-high July temperatures were limited to areas within southern and eastern Asia, the Arctic region, the western and southern Pacific Ocean, and parts of the Southern Ocean. Overall, record-high July temperatures were observed across close to 6% of the Earth's surface.

As is typical, precipitation patterns varied globally during July 2025. Drier-than-average conditions were observed across the western, southeastern parts of the contiguous U.S., Alaska and Hawaii, southern Mexico, southern Europe, central parts of Australia, and across parts of western and central Asia. Eastern Asia, however, experienced contrast in precipitation totals, with some locations along the eastern coast and the northeast receiving more than double the monthly average precipitation. Wetter-than-average July conditions were also observed across the northern and northeastern contiguous U.S.