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July - Sep 2019.

July: Rain and storms(fronts) likely for the month, some can be quite strong.
Strong cold fronts for the southern hemisphere & Hurricanes in the northern hemisphere will be severe.
A few cold fronts for the month, and what looks like a warmer couple of days around the last week of July with a cool change/cold front 30th.. Very cold around the 17th, with an eclipse and the potential for severe weather around this time-likely a severe polar low.
Very Hot in the northern Hemisphere end July into August. 10th, 24th-25th standouts for hot weather. Expect major wildfires in the northern hemisphere.
Weather: cold fronts, 5-9, 12-15.
Best dates for rain, 3, 5-9,12-17, 21, 23, 30.

Hurricanes for second half of June & July 2019.
17-18 June India 78' E, and Pacific ocean off Mexico - 100' W.
5-9 July 10'N-103'W ( Pacific) & 9'S-72'E (Indian ocean).
9 July 7'N-159'E Pacific -(SE Asia)(Japan looks to have a crossing)
19-21 17'N-125W (Pacific) & 5'N-54'E NW Indian).
I believe the ones to occur 5-9 July and 19-21 will be quite powerful.

August: Cold and windy and not a lot on offer rain wise.
Cold front to continue from end of July to the 2nd August.
17th-18th for a storm, potentially gusty. 25th windy and rain, gusty front/change.
best dates 1-2, 12, 17-18, 25th-27th.
Hot 28th Aug-3rd Sep.

Hurricanes in the northern hemisphere 15-17th Aug.
8N-122E SE Asia- Philippines.
14N-143W SE of Hawaii.

September: Warming, winds and storms are ahead in this month.
September brings the change of seasons back toward the southern hemisphere summer with the spring equinox September 23rd.
Several strong storm dates are evident 2nd, 4th, 7th, 9th, 12th, 18th, 22nd-24th, 27th.
Not a lot of actual rain, mostly just in the form of storms, although these typically bring flash flood potential during this time of year.
Storms will be very windy, some with hail potential (2,4,7,9, 18, 27th).
Other dates it can rain and support rain for storms, 1,8,15,22,29th.

Hurricanes, this time of year can see them begin to develop south of the equator.
4 Sep, 8N- 128W (Pacific), 3N 141E (W pacific), 5N-52E (W Indian) (Africa).
23 Sep, 3S-115W (W Pacific), 4N-64E (Indian), 7N 155E (SW Pacific).

(i will add to this the remainder of 2019 in the medium term.

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