NOAA announces an initial forecast for September 2020 /https://twitter.com/NWSCPC/status/1296440699664175104/.
There will be significantly increased chances for continued warmth, dryness and fire risk across much of the West and Alaska.
Hot weather could continue in northern parts of Northeast, too.
A strong hurricane season probably hit mainly Florida and southeastern states, with significant positive precipitation anomalies.
For comparison with NOAA / Weather Nation September 2020 prediction /https://www.weathernationtv.com/news/september-outlook-more-heat-and-dry-conditions-forecast-for-the-west//, there are CFSv2 forecasts /https://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/CFSv2/imagesInd3/usT2mMonInd1.gif/ for North America.
CFSv2 is expecting similar temperature anomalies conditions over West North America, with powerful heatwaves across continent. However, Midwest and parts of eastern half of US is below temperature average, probably linked with Atlantic hurricane activity.
Extreme drought could be according to CFSv2 recorded over Northwest of US and more precipitation expect of Florida over East Canada and Great Lakes area.
Forecast for eastern half of US is unstable, but it appears, that with powerful Atlantic hurricane activity /mentioned cause of strong September hurricane activity over Atlantic here: https://mkweather.com/2020/08/22/europe-autumn-2020-forecast-mkweather-accuweather-maps-and-analysis//
NOAA forecast for September 2020 for US (temperature and precipitation):
CFSv2 forecast for September 2020 for Northern America (temperature and precipitation):
