July 2025 weather recap and August outlook

Jackson, Yu – The temperatures in July had been near the Mediterranean, whereas the quantities of precipitation had been very variable all through the province of Titon. August is anticipated to be hotter and extra dry than the common as the fireplace threat continues.

The final climate and the primary abstract of July

Final week was very dry by way of the Jackson gap with nice fluctuations within the temperature between the day and the evening.

In lots of morning, low temperatures briefly decreased within the thirties within the city of Jackson earlier than warming up within the Nineteen Eighties in the course of the afternoon.

Essentially the most dramatic temperature swing was on Monday, when a lower within the morning of 36 levels Fahrenheit adopted within the afternoon of 90 levels Fahrenheit, which adopted it after which the bottom stage in the course of the evening 37 levels Fahrenheit.

There will not be many locations on this planet the place you will get a low temperature within the thirties and a excessive temperature of 90 levels Fahrenheit on the identical day!

These giant temperature fluctuations additionally point out the dry air mass that existed.

For the month of July as an entire, the common temperatures will finish within the city of Jackson. Though we nonetheless have one other day a month, the common common common and low common in July 2025 is 84.1 ° F and 43.2 ° F.

The warmest temperature within the month was 91 levels Fahrenheit on July 13, and it was the coldest temperature within the month of 36 levels Fahrenheit, which occurred at three separate within the morning. Normally, there have been three days with a excessive temperature of 90+ in Jackson in the course of the month of July.

Regardless of the current dehydration, the rain in Jackson was already greater than this month. This was the results of two lively extensions firstly of the month and in the course of the month.

Normally, Jackson scored 1.21 inches of rain in July on the morning of the thirtieth, greater than the common July of 0.79 inches. July is the one month of the yr with common rainfall decrease than inch in Jackson.

Teton Village and Wilson additionally obtained some heavy rains earlier this month, and has obtained the Mid-Mountain plot at Jackson Gap Mountain Resort 2.50 inches from rain this month.

Sadly, different components of Teton, Wyo, and Teton County, Idahu, have obtained a lot lighter precipitation in July, with some websites that attain a complete of half an inch for this month.

Within the aftermath of June, very dry throughout the area, the hazard of fireside could proceed to move to August except we will decide up some giant rains in late summer season.

Under is the month-to-month climate statistics of the town of Jackson since October 1:

Here’s a abstract of the rainfall for Jackson since October 1.

Imagine it or not, the rain within the metropolis is approaching the common water yr, though different websites all through the province of Titon and West Western Wymang are lower than the common. In different phrases, the precipitation within the metropolis of Jackson this yr doesn’t characterize the area as an entire.

Present and coming climate model

This model turns into extra lively within the subsequent few days as a sequence of Pacific Problems has been tracked throughout Northern Rockz.

Thunderstorms scattered all through the area had been developed on Wednesday afternoon, together with a couple of intense cells straight above the Teton vary. The webcam in Durnan (as a praise of sees.com) acquired a thunderbolt that struck Teton Grand Teton at 5:16 pm on Wednesday.

Day by day thunderstorms will proceed within the afternoon within the afternoon from Thursday to Saturday, so plan your exterior actions accordingly … particularly if you’re planning to {photograph} peak or exterior the water.

We are going to solely be on the southern margin of those problems within the Pacific Ocean later this week, and the degrees of moisture won’t be spectacular consequently. Whereas some heavy rains can undoubtedly happen underneath stronger thunderstorms, most areas are anticipated to see solely gentle rain on this model.

East Jackson Corridor, the deepest moisture will probably be in place with extra thunderstorms and the heaviest precipitation anticipated within the heart and east of Wyoming. Yellowston will even be extra most popular to cowl thunderstorms and rainfall in opposition to Tetons.

Thunderstorms on this model will not be monsoons in nature, as often presently of the yr. The seasonal winds in North America have not too long ago weakened, and the areas that often see extra moisture, equivalent to Arizona and Utah, had been dry within the bones and had been affected by main fires.

Subsequent week, one other low -pressure system is anticipated to move barely to the north of our area, and our expectations are extra dry consequently.

Right here is to drop the rains for 7 days of the European band kind:

August expectations

The common rainfall in Jackson Corridor is rising in August after leaving the yr in July, because the storming of monsoons moisture is extra frequent. From 2010 to 2024, the common rainfall in July was solely 0.79 inches, whereas the common rainfall in August was 1.52 inches.

August can be the second hottest month than the yr, and it’s a little cooler than July. Nevertheless, the nights are likely to grow to be considerably cooler because the month advances as a result of lower in sunlight hours.

In recent times, we’ve seen considerable rains in August. From 2021 to 2023, the rain in August was a lot greater than common, together with 3.65 inches spectacular in August 2022. The rains had been barely greater on August 2024, but it surely continued within the August 4 consecutive chain in a row.

Whereas something attainable, medium to lengthy -term expectations trace that our moist line in August could finish this yr, as extra hotter and extra dry than medium situations are most popular.

The monsoons flip to be very weak this yr, with restricted and unacceptable humidity remained within the southwest in the course of the first two weeks of the month.

To the north, the weak disturbances are anticipated to move barely north of our area early within the month (in favor of Montana) with solely gentle rains.

We could not see extra seasonal humidity this yr if the monsoons stay weak and suppress to the south. If we see extra will increase, this will not occur till mid -August.

Consequently, it’s probably that essentially the most dry situations of pure in August of this yr except we will see a few of the moisture -filled ocean techniques (which, though it was not heard, will not be typical in August).

It’s anticipated that the temperatures will begin almost common in the course of the first 7 to 10 days of August, however then lengthy -term indicators point out a path to greater temperatures than regular by the center of the month.

Most lengthy -term expectations choose regular temperatures for this month as an entire.

Under are the temperature and precipitation of rain in NOAA, which was launched on July 17. The next expectations will probably be issued tomorrow, however I feel the nice and cozy and dry indicators will stay in these expectations for our area.

The hazard of the fireplace continued in West Wyoming, so heat and dry expectations in August will not be good on this regard. Let’s hope that we will see extra moisture than what’s presently anticipated!

Alan Smith, Meteorological World