Climate Central

ReportJuly 1, 2025

Monthly Attribution Overview - June 2025

An analysis of how climate change boosted United States temperatures in June 2025

Using Climate Central’s Climate Shift Index (CSI) tool to measure the impact of climate change on daily temperatures across the United States, as well as NOAA’s Applied Climate Information System (ACIS) to find daily temperature information, we have compiled a high-level overview of how climate change has affected temperature trends in June in cities across the United States. (Dataset downloadable as Excel workbook here.)

1. High-Level Findings

Report: Monthly Attribution Overview June 2025 Fig. 1

Figure 1. Threaded ACIS temperature anomalies for June 2025 relative to the 1991-2020 standard normal period. Analysis based on ACIS data.

Report: Monthly Attribution Overview June 2025 Fig. 2

Figure 2. Days with a CSI of 2 or higher for June 2025 for ACIS threaded stations. Analysis based on ERA5 data (6/01 - 5/25) and GFS data (6/26-6/30).

2. Local Temperature Anomaly Analysis

City

State

Temperature Anomaly (°F)

Average Temperature (°F)

Warming Since 1970 (°F)

Raleigh

NC

4.92

81.62

5.2

Lewiston

ID

4.50

70.84

2.4

Spokane

WA

3.95

66.07

2.8

Huntington

WV

3.94

76.69

2.6

South Bend

IN

3.89

72.52

1.8

Wheeling

WV

3.79

72.59

5.3

Pittsburgh

PA

3.78

73.13

3.3

Medford

OR

3.75

70.48

4.2

Cedar Rapids

IA

3.63

73.45

1.1

Salt Lake City

UT

3.53

74.95

5.5

Table 1. Top 10 ACIS stations with the highest June 2025 temperature anomaly.

City

State

Warming Since 1970 (°F)

Temperature Anomaly (°F)

Average Temperature (°F)

Reno

NV

10.2

3.20

72.40

El Paso

TX

7.2

2.05

85.84

Las Vegas

NV

6.4

2.33

89.79

Odessa

TX

5.9

1.88

84.53

Salt Lake City

UT

5.5

3.53

74.95

Tucson

AZ

5.5

1.98

88.03

Erie

PA

5.3

1.93

70.07

Fort Smith

AR

5.3

1.98

80.72

Albany

GA

5.3

0.36

81.21

Wheeling

WV

5.3

3.79

72.59

Table 2. Top 10 ACIS stations with the fastest warming June since 1970.

3. Local Climate Shift Index Analysis

City

State

Days at CSI = 2 or higher

Days at CSI = 5

Average Temperature (°F)

Temperature Anomaly (°F)

Honolulu

HI

28

23

80.97

0.64

San Juan

PR

28

15

82.94

-0.13

Tampa

FL

20

6

83.47

0.54

Miami

FL

20

11

83.16

0.38

Victoria

TX

20

7

82.67

0.00

Sarasota

FL

19

7

81.40

-0.37

West Palm Beach

FL

19

12

83.43

1.81

Gainesville

FL

18

2

82.38

2.53

Grand Junction

CO

18

1

75.98

3.13

Fort Myers

FL

18

1

83.47

1.18

Flagstaff

AZ

17

9

63.52

2.86

Table 3. Top 10 ACIS stations with the highest number of days at or above a CSI of 3 during June 2025.

METHODOLOGY

Calculating the Climate Shift Index

All Climate Shift Index (CSI) levels reported in this brief are based on daily average temperatures and ERA5 data. See the frequently asked questions for details on computing the Climate Shift Index, including a summary of the multi-model approach described in Gilford et al. (2022).

City Analysis

We analyzed 191 Applied Climate Information System (ACIS) stations associated with U.S. cities. For each city, we found the CSI time series from the nearest 0.25° grid cell. We calculated the number of days at CSI levels 2, 3, 4, and 5. We used ACIS data to find the average monthly temperatures, temperature anomalies, and precipitation information, and to derive average monthly warming trends for each city.