Soggy,wet Spring leads to soggy,wet,muggy Summer. Persistent weather pattern lingers across 2 seasons for Northeastern US and NYC metro-area

A persistent trough in the Jet Stream over the Eastern two-thirds of the US has lingered for going on 4 straight months resulting in above normal rainfall and precipitation amounts since mid-March 2017 and now that it's lingering into the 2017 summer season,the result has been above normal rainfall totals as well as stiflingly humid,muggy conditions in the New York City tristate area in particular. Here are the Temperature and Rainfall stats for the 2017 summer season so far for the city of White Plains,NY,in suburban Westchester County,as of 3:30AM,EDT,July 2,2017 from accuweather.com







June 21:              82/64           79/61            +3/+3
June 22:              85/71           79/61            +6/+10
June 23:              82/72           79/61            +3/+11
June 24:              82/72           80/62            +2/+10
June 25:              81/63           80/62            +1/+1
June 26:              78/58           80/62             -2/-4
June 27:              79/59           80/62             -1/-3
June 28:              79/57           81/63             -2/-6
June 29:              82/68           81/63            +1/+5
June 30:              87/69           81/63            +6/+6
July 1:                 84/68          81/63            +3/+5













-Highest Temperature: 87 degrees on June 30
-Lowest Temperature: 57 degrees on June 28
-# of High Temperatures above normal:   8 days      
-# of High Temperatures right at normal:  0 days
-# of High Temperatures below normal:    3 days
-# of Highs at or above 100 degrees:   0 days
-# of Highs between 90-99 degrees:    0 days
-# of Highs between 80-89 degrees:    8 days
-# of Highs between 70-79 degrees:    3 days
-# of Highs below 70 degrees: 0 days
-Rainfall: 0.90 inches
-# of Days of Measurable Precipitation:        5 days
-# of Days of No Measurable Precipitation:   6 days