Public Information Statement
Issued by NWS Melbourne, FL
Issued by NWS Melbourne, FL
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NOUS42 KMLB 020249
PNSMLB
Public Information Statement
National Weather Service Melbourne FL
1049 PM EDT Tue Jul 1 2025
...June 2025 Weather Summary Across East Central Florida...
Average temperatures for June 2025 ended up near to just above
normal by 1 to 1.5 degrees across the area. Notably, it was the 8th
warmest June on record at Sanford and 9th warmest on record at
Melbourne. The subtropical ridge axis often remained across to just
north of the area during the month, which focused greater shower and
storm coverage either well inland or west of east central Florida.
This led to overall drier than normal conditions for June, with many
primary climate locations having rainfall totals that were around 2
to 4 inches below normal for the month.
...Temperatures...
Temperatures were near to slightly below normal to start the month
due to a weak cold front that had moved through at the end of May
and stalled near Lake Okeechobee, as well as an increase in showers
and storms through the 3rd and 4th as this boundary eventually
shifted northward. Highs across much of the region remained in the
80s through the 4th. Minimum temperatures fell as low as the 60s
north of Orlando during the first couple days of June, which were
the coolest temperatures observed for the month. Afterwards and
through much of the rest of the June, temperatures remained near to
slightly above normal. Highs typically ranged from the upper 80s to
low 90s along the coast and low to mid 90s inland, with lows often
in the low to mid 70s. An increase in rainfall and cloudiness toward
the end of June did drop temperatures slightly, with values near to
just a few degrees below normal. The only daily temperature records
set or tied during June 2025 were a handful of warm minimum
temperature records during mid-month. One of these occurred at
Daytona Beach and four occurred at Sanford when lows didn`t fall
below the mid to upper 70s.
Average temperatures for June 2025 were near to just above normal.
At Fort Pierce, the average temperature of 79.9 degrees was exactly
normal for the month, and for Daytona Beach, Sanford, Orlando, and
Melbourne average temperature departures were around 1 to 1.5
degrees above normal. It was the 8th warmest June on record for
Sanford and at Melbourne it was the 9th warmest June on record.
Daily Record Temperatures for the Month:
Daytona Beach:
- June 14th: Tied record warm low of 77 degrees last set in 1998.
Leesburg:
- No daily temperature records set or tied.
Sanford:
- June 12th: Tied record warm low of 76 degrees last set in 2021.
- June 14th: Tied record warm low of 78 degrees last set in 2010.
- June 18th: Record warm low of 77 degrees. Previous record was 76
degrees last set in 2015.
- June 19th: Tied record warm low of 77 degrees last set in 2021.
Orlando:
- No daily temperature records set or tied.
Melbourne:
- No daily temperature records set or tied.
Vero Beach:
- No daily temperature records set or tied.
Fort Pierce:
- No daily temperature records set or tied.
Average temperatures for June 2025 at the primary climate sites
across east central Florida are as follows (rankings provided if in
the top 10):
- Daytona Beach had a monthly average temperature of 81.1 degrees
Fahrenheit, which was 0.9 degrees above normal.
- Leesburg had a monthly average temperature of 82.0 degrees
Fahrenheit, which was 0.1 degrees above normal.
- Sanford had a monthly average temperature of 82.9 degrees
Fahrenheit, which was 1.0 degree above normal. This ranks as the 8th
warmest June on record for this site, with records dating back to
1948.
- Orlando had a monthly average temperature of 82.8 degrees
Fahrenheit, which was 1.6 degrees above normal.
- Melbourne had a monthly average temperature of 81.5 degrees
Fahrenheit, which was 0.9 degrees above normal. This ranks as the
9th warmest June on record for this site, with records dating back
to 1937.
- Vero Beach had a monthly average temperature of 80.8 degrees
Fahrenheit, which was 0.2 degrees above normal.
- Fort Pierce had a monthly average temperature of 79.9 degrees
Fahrenheit, which was normal for the month.
...Rainfall...
A weak frontal boundary stalled near the Lake Okeechobee region to
start off June, with showers and storms generally limited to
Okeechobee County and the Treasure Coast for the first couple days
of the month. This boundary then lifted northward with an increase
in rainfall across all of east central Florida on the 3rd and 4th.
Drier than normal conditions then set in for several days as the
front lifted north of the area. During mid-month, the subtropical
ridge axis remained across central Florida, with scattered showers
and storms developing most days. However, greatest coverage of this
activity focused inland and west of east central Florida. Another
drier period set in for a few days from the 23rd through the 25th
before rainfall picked up into late June. Scattered to numerous
showers and storms occurred most days across east central Florida
from the 26th through the 30th. Overall during the last 5 days of
the month, widespread precipitation amounts of 1-3 inches fell
across east central Florida, with localized totals of 4-7 inches.
Despite this increase in rainfall in late June, overall rainfall
amounts still ended up below normal by around 2-4 inches for many
locations. There were some spots northwest of I-4, across extreme
northern Brevard and also inland of the Treasure Coast where
rainfall was near to above normal for the month. Totals across these
areas reached up to 8-12 inches, while across much of the rest of
east central Florida, monthly amounts were closer to 3-6 inches.
Daily Record Rainfall for the Month:
Daytona Beach:
- No daily record rainfall values set or tied.
Leesburg:
- No daily record rainfall values set or tied.
Sanford:
- No daily record rainfall values set or tied.
Orlando:
- No daily record rainfall values set or tied.
Melbourne:
- No daily record rainfall values set or tied.
Vero Beach:
- No daily record rainfall values set or tied.
Fort Pierce:
- No daily record rainfall values set or tied.
June 2025 rainfall totals for the primary climate sites across east
central Florida are as follows (ranking provided if in the top 10):
- Daytona Beach received 4.16 inches of rain for the month, which
was 2.78 inches below normal.
- Leesburg received 7.95 inches of rain for the month, which was
0.97 inches above normal.
- Sanford received 4.84 inches of rain for the month, which was 3.35
inches below normal.
- Orlando received 4.71 inches of rain for the month, which was 3.34
inches below normal.
- Melbourne received 3.53 inches of rain for the month, which was
3.57 inches below normal.
- Vero Beach received 3.64 inches of rain for the month, which was
3.12 inches below normal.
- Fort Pierce received 3.66 inches of rain for the month, which was
3.03 inches above normal.
Cooperative Observer Station Rainfall Rankings (Note: These totals
for June end around 7 AM on the 30th):
- DeLand received 3.57 inches of rain for the month, which ranks as
the 9th driest June on record for this site, with records going back
to 1908.
Below is a list of observed precipitation totals and rainfall
statistics for select sites across east central Florida for June
2025:
Station June 2025 Normal Departure Percent of
Rainfall Rainfall From Normal Normal
Daytona Beach 4.16" 6.94" -2.78" 60%
(DAB)
Orlando 4.71" 8.05" -3.34" 59%
(MCO)
Melbourne 3.53" 7.10" -3.57" 50%
(MLB)
Vero Beach 3.64" 6.76" -3.12" 54%
(VRB)
Clermont* 6.16" 7.95" -1.79" 77%
(CLRF1)
Leesburg 7.95" 6.98" +0.97" 114%
(LEE)
DeLand* 3.57" 8.20" -4.63" 44%
(DELF1)
Sanford 4.84" 8.19" -3.35" 59%
(SFB)
Titusville* 5.94" 7.87" -1.93" 75%
(TITF1)
Fort Pierce 3.66" 6.69" -3.03 55%
(FPR)
Stuart* 5.43" 7.44" -2.01" 73%
(STRF1)
*Rainfall totals for the month end around 7 AM on the 30th.
For more local climate information, please visit our web page at
http://weather.gov/mlb and click on the "Climate" icon toward the
bottom of the page.
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