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If you have been waiting for the summer heat to return, changes are on the way. Lower-than-average temperatures will continue through the end of July from the Great Lakes to the Northeast before high pressure allows warmer air to build back into the region during the first half of August.
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00:00After a hot start to July, the second half of this month has been anything but hot from the lakes
00:07Midwest into the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast.
00:09And here's why a little dips in a jet stream coming across the area.
00:13And that will continue in to the end of the month.
00:18What does that mean?
00:19There's no big heat in this area.
00:21Take a look at Chicago.
00:22Again, we begin August this upcoming weekend.
00:25Notice temperatures this week at or below that historical high of 85 degrees.
00:30How about New York City?
00:31The average high here between 84 and 85.
00:34Again, most days will be below that average high.
00:38But things are going to be changing as we head into August, especially the first and second week of August.
00:45Why?
00:46The dips in the jet stream a lot farther north.
00:48What does that mean?
00:49High pressure starts to build across the southeast and the heat will be coming on in.
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