"In the Northeast and mid-Atlantic, above-normal temperatures will mark a noticeable difference from the cooler-than-average summer of 2014"


http://www.msn.com/en-us/weather/topstories/us-summer-forecast-northeast-to-endure-more-90-degree-days-than-in-2014-extreme-drought-to-expand-in-west/ar-BBiR8JA

Not me that means 100's

I wouldnt be unhappy with a nice warm summer for the figs but I wont hold my breath. This winter was supposed to be brutal but wasnt bad at all.

More figs, more tasty tomatoes, peppers ripening better, more a/c, more/less rain?...I guess we'll find out.

Its also supposed to be a less active hurricane season due to El Niño. That means it will be drier, and our figs will not get deluged just during ripening season around September.