This chart displays the average amount of rain received on each specific day of June, calculated from data spanning the last decade. As you can see, while rain is possible any day, there is a clear trend of increasing intensity as the month progresses, with the heaviest downpours typically occurring in the latter half of the month. Use your mouse to hover over any bar to see the precise average measurement.
Key Insights from the Data
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Clear Upward Trend: The data confirms that June is not uniformly wet. The first week of the month is typically milder, with average daily rainfall often below 5 mm. The frequency and intensity of rain build significantly, peaking in the last ten days.
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Afternoon Pattern Dominates: While this chart shows daily totals, the historical data overwhelmingly indicates this precipitation occurs in the late afternoon. Mornings in June are generally sunny and dry, making them ideal for outdoor plans.
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Peak Rainfall Period: The period from roughly June 18th to June 28th consistently shows the highest daily averages, often exceeding 10-12 mm. This suggests a higher probability of encountering heavy thunderstorms during this window.
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Planning Implications: For travel planning, this data suggests that a trip in early June might face slightly less disruptive weather than a trip in late June. Regardless of the week, the strategy remains the same: schedule outdoor activities for the morning and indoor activities for the afternoon.