During June, monthly mean surface air temperatures were above or near normal in the world except in southeastern Europe, western Africa and western North America. Anomalies more than 2℃ were in southwestern Europe, north-central Russia, eastern Mongolia, north-central and eastern China, western Africa, northeastern U.S. and central South America, with maximum above 4℃ in parts of Northern Russia.
During June, precipitations percentage anomalies exhibited zonal pattern in Eurasia. A wet belt was from southeastern Europe to Kamchatka via Kazakstan and southern Russia where precipitations were more than 50% above normal. One dry belt was from northeastern Europe to Bering Sea via northern Russia, and the other was from southwestern Europe to western China and Mongolia via middle Asia. Precipitations percentage anomalies above 50% were in western Africa, western North America, southwestern South America and east-central Australia. Meanwhile, precipitations were 50～100% below average in southern North America, middle South America and parts of western Australia.
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