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Almanac Weather Outlook for June 24th - June 27th
United States
Hot, dry, then thunderstorms, especially across Pennsylvania.
Hot, dry, then thunderstorms develop.
Scattered thunderstorms.
Fair, then some light rain.
Cloudy New Mexico
Scattered showers.
Mainly cloudy skies for Arizona.
Canada
Heavy rains, followed by clearing skies. Hopefully the improving weather arrives in time for Discovery Day festivities.
Hot and dry for St. Jean Baptiste Day in Quebec, followed by thunderstorms.
Hot and dry, then thunderstorms spread east.
Fair, then unsettled for most sections with light rain.
Unsettled.
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