Last summer was hot. We don't care what the record books say, the weather was absolutely miserable.
Everybody ready to go through it, again?
A "long-range seasonal forecast" from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Climate Prediction Center shows that Texas will experience "hotter than normal" temperatures between May and July.
Not only that, Texas will also experience "less rain than usual" during that same time period, so we can only imagine the number of wildfires that will pop up across the state here in a couple of months.
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