Weekly Weather Flash · Retail implications: Rain and thunderstorms across the Deep South and...

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Weekly Weather Flash June 12 – June 25 DEC.26 United States THIS WEEK: Warmth Spreads Across the Central US. Cooler in the West and Northeast. Severe Weather Possible Across the Plains and Southeast. A LOOK AHEAD: Soaring Temperatures Across Much of North America Signal the Beginning of Summer. South to Remain Cooler. Europe THIS WEEK: Rain and Thunderstorms Across Europe; Cooler and Wetter Weather Expected. A LOOK AHEAD: A Mild Dry and Warm Across Europe as Summer Approaches.

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Weekly

Weather Flash

J une 12 – J une 25

DEC.26 United States THISWEEK:

Warmth Spreads Across the Central US. Cooler in the West and Northeast. Severe Weather Possible

Across the Plains and Southeast.

ALOOKAHEAD:Soaring Temperatures Across Much of North

America Signal the Beginning of Summer. South to Remain Cooler.

Europe THISWEEK:

Rain and Thunderstorms Across Europe; Cooler and Wetter Weather Expected.

ALOOKAHEAD: A Mild Dry and Warm Across Europe as Summer

Approaches.

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Temperaturevs.LastYear

Source:Planalytics

United States

Retailimplications:RainandthunderstormsacrosstheDeepSouthandSoutheasternCoastwillhamperretailstoretraffic.

• Lastyear,thisweekwasthewarmestthirdweekofJunesince2012andthewettestinmore than 55 years: Tropical Storm Bill brought flooding to East Texas and Oklahoma.Father’sDayintheUSwasthewarmestinover55yearsandthewettestsince2011.

• Central region is hot; the Southeast cooler: A heat wave will envelop the Plains andSoutheast as temperatures soar into the 90s, with heat indices in the low 100s. TheCentralUSwillbemuchwarmerthanlastyear,buttheSoutheastwillbecoolerthanlastyear.

• Thesmellofrain:RainandthunderstormswillmovethroughthePlainsbeforeturningtothe Deep South and Southeastern Coast. There may be severe weather across theseregions.RainisalsoexpectedacrosstheMid-Atlanticregionlateintheweek.

Suncare+5%

WEEK OF JUNE 12–18

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Source:Planalytics

United States

Retailimplications:Hotweatheracrossthecountrywillboostsalesofseasonalproductssuchascolddrinks,whilecoolertemperaturesintheSouthwillhinderdemandacrossthearea.

• Lastyearthisweek,temperaturesintheUSwereabovenormal,drivenbywarmthintheWest: Rainfall was also above normal, with significantwet weather in the East. MostsevereweatherreportscamefromhighwindsacrosstheMid-AtlanticandNortheastand,laterintheweek,intheSoutheast.

• Heat will build across the country as summer begins: Temperatures will trend abovenormalfromtheWestacrosstotheMid-AtlanticandNewEnglandregions,althoughthePacificNorthwestwillnotbeaswarmaslastyear.

• CoolerintheSouth:TheDepSouthwillbenearnormal,butslightlycoolerthanlastyear.

SportsDrinks+2%

Temperaturevs.LastYear

WEEK OF JUNE 19–25

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Source:Planalytics

Europe

Retailimplications:Wetterconditionsinmanywesternareaswillsuppressretailstoretrafficandresultinashifttoonlinepurchasing.

• LowpressurewillsetupacrossWesternEurope:TherewillberainandthunderstormsonadailybasisfromtheAtlantictotheBlackSea.

• Acoolweek:Muchofthecontinentwillbeunseasonablycoolunderpersistentcloudinessand rain. Warmer temperatures will develop over Scandinavia then move down intoEasternEuropeoverthesecondhalfoftheweek.

Temperaturevs.LastYear

Knitwear(France)RetailTraffic(Germany)

WEEK OF JUNE 12– 18

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Europe

Retailimplications:Demandforseasonalproducts,suchascolddrinks,willincreaseassummernears.

• WarmingacrossEurope:WesternEuropewillbecoolerinthebeginningoftheweek,butwarmtoabovenormalastheweekprogresses.EasternEuropewillremainwarmthroughtheweek.

• Dry weather in Western Europe: Rain will shift into Southeastern Europe, while highpressurewillbringadryingtrendtotheWest.

Temperaturevs.LastYear

Source:Planalytics

WEEK OF JUNE 19–25

Lemonade(Hungary)Jumpers(Turkey)

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