"June Gloom" is a term primarily used in Southern California to describe a weather phenomenon that occurs during the month of June. It typically refers to overcast, cloudy, and cool conditions that can persist for several days, especially along the coastal areas. This weather pattern is characterized by marine layer fog that rolls in from the ocean, leading to cooler temperatures and reduced sunlight during what is usually considered the beginning of summer.
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