Good Tuesday, everyone. June is off and running with a shot of very cool weather. Monday gave parts of the state the coldest June high temperature since 1967. Throw in soaking rains and you had some nasty out there. The days ahead don’t look nearly as bad, but you are still going to have problems trying to find true summer heat.

Today’s weather will be much better with a mix of sun and clouds. Isolated showers and storms will be possible, especially across the east and southeast. Highs will generally run in the upper 60s and low 70s with slightly warmer air in the west and south.

Showers and storm chances will increase across the central and east as we head into Wednesday…

GFS

Warmer and more humid air will then roll in for Thursday and Friday. Highs will be back in the 80s with the threat for a scattered shower or storm. Storm chances may ramp up a bit late Friday into the weekend as some clusters of boomers try to dive in from the northwest…

Euro

The threat for scattered showers and storms will continue into next week as another cold front approaches the region. That may be a sign of things to come. The latest CFS temperature forecast for June…

CFS

Here’s the same model forecast for the first half of July…

CFS 2I leave you with your daily dose of tracking toys…

Enjoy the day and take care.