The results from June are in. According to the office of the New Jersey State Climatologist, June 2014 was a little warm, it ranked as the 29th warmest since 1895, and a little dry, the 47th driest since 1895.
The state climatologist notes:
"More than a few people may be inclined to think the month was cooler than average. This might be due to the absence of an extended hot spell, the thermometer remaining below 90° over most of the northern third of the state, or a continued reaction to the earlier cold start of 2014."
The state climatologist notes:
"More than a few people may be inclined to think the month was cooler than average. This might be due to the absence of an extended hot spell, the thermometer remaining below 90° over most of the northern third of the state, or a continued reaction to the earlier cold start of 2014."
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