Yes... June is usually a mix of really nice summer days and cooler/wetter periods with troughing. This is true for most of the PNW and why the old adage in Seattle is that summer doesn't really start until July 5th.

Well, he was always in the lead up there, but apparently not by a large margin like this

That’s how it’s supposed to be in North Bend in June, though.

By 18 %. That’s kind of insane.

Really fascinating next 48-72 hours for the U.S. from a meteorological perspective. We currently have a very cold storm in the northern Rockies delivering snow to about the lowest elevations you'll ever see this late into June, while at the same time this unseasonable air mass is colliding over the plains with July-like temps in the Midwest. Models show this resulting in a widespread line of severe storms stretching across KS, NE, IA, MN, and WI tomorrow evening...while at the same time a tropical depression makes landfall in TX. This storm will bring very heavy rains - the latest GFS depicts areas near San Antonio getting 12"+ in 24 hours. Could end up being a pretty severe flooding situation. Meanwhile, a heatwave builds in the Northeast...potentially one of the hottest June events in many years.