Monday June 1 2026 Forecast (6:49AM)

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DAYS 1-5 (JUNE 1-5)

The pattern to start June is the omega block I’ve been talking about, and the pattern that resulted in our unsettled weekend. The continuation of this pattern does not mean that every day this week is unsettled, however. A pair of disturbances, one exiting the region early today and another one crossing the region on Tuesday are what bring us a few shower and thunderstorm chances, but with limited coverage. Chances are best in southern areas early today and in isolated to scattered form anywhere in the region on Tuesday afternoon. At midweek, a surface high will keep it fairly quiet along with a warming trend, in general, which lasts into late week. The one potential fly in the ointment is an offshore low to the south on Thursday that may get close enough to turn the wind onshore across much of the region. If this does happen, then that day would be notably cooler, especially in coastal areas. I’ll keep an eye on that.

TODAY: Considerably cloudy with passing showers possible early to mid morning, then increasing sun, but still some clouds with a pop-up afternoon shower possible hilly terrain central MA and southwestern NH. Highs 59-66, coolest coastal areas. Wind NE 5-15 MPH.

TONIGHT: Partly cloudy to mostly clear. Lows 42-49. Wind variable under 10 MPH.

TUESDAY: Partly cloudy. Isolated afternoon showers and thunderstorms. Highs 67-74, coolest coast. Wind variable up to 10 MPH with coastal sea breezes.

TUESDAY NIGHT: Clearing. Lows 50-57. Wind variable up to 10 MPH.

WEDNESDAY: Mostly sunny. Highs 70-77, coolest coast. Wind W up to 10 MPH but coastal sea breezes possible.

WEDNESDAY NIGHT: Mostly clear. Lows 50-57. Wind variable up to 10 MPH.

THURSDAY: Partly sunny. Highs 63-70 coast, 71-78 inland. Wind SE 5-15 MPH.

THURSDAY NIGHT: Partly cloudy. Lows 52-59. Wind variable to SW up to 10 MPH.

FRIDAY: Mostly sunny. Highs 78-85 except 70-77 South Coast. Wind SW 5-15 MPH.

DAYS 6-10 (JUNE 6-10)

Large scale omega block continues but weakens with gradual de-amplification. We’re still in the mean trough position though which prevents hot weather and delivers some unsettled weather chances. Currently expecting a delayed arrival of a front until very late Saturday (June 6) or early Sunday (June 7) from the north, increasing the shower chances. This is followed by drier and cooler weather with Canadian high pressure’s influence, before unsettled weather chances return by the middle of next week.

DAYS 11-15 (JUNE 11-15)

Weak blocking transitions to zonal (west to east) pattern with seasonable but somewhat variable temperatures and a couple of passing shower and t-storm chances, timing to-be-determined.

60 thoughts on “Monday June 1 2026 Forecast (6:49AM)”

  2. Thanks TK
    This day in weather history 15 years ago the Springfield Tornado. I will never forget seeing that tornado come across the CT River and heading toward downtown Springfield. It was the first tornado I saw on live television in New England. The tornado was on the ground for 39 miles. Severe weather parameters were showing how unstable the atmosphere was that day. CAPE values 3,000 – 4,000 an elevated mixed layer, and lift index values of -8 to -10.

  3. Talk about anything you remember about the Springfield tornado day… 6/1/2011.

    I’ll add my memory later today. Good day all!

    1. I remember all of us being glued to the tv. We didn’t have a basement in Framingham so piled pillows by the bathroom. My son in law in Uxbridge asked if they should drive out of the area. I asked here pretty much knowing the answer and was told no. They settled in their basement. It was also when my oldest grandchild went from enjoying thunder to being afraid.

  4. Thanks TK !

    Wordle: 5

    I do remember it being hot and humid 15 years ago today and following the radar and seeing what went on in western areas.

  5. Good morning and thank you TK.

    52. Up from 49

    Ocean: 51

    Wordle: 4

    Springfield tornado seems like it was yesterday to me.
    I remember seeing the turning of the wind with height and the SPC having that area in a 5% contour for tornadoes.

  6. I remember showers and thunderstorms coming through with a warm front in the morning on that day. Once that cleared and the sun came out the atmosphere really destabilized.

  7. Hmmm

    So I went back to the archives to June 2011 and it is missing ALL of the post regarding the tornado and all that led up to it?
    Very strange. Does anyone else see that it is missing?

    1. perfect weather for June 1st, NOT!!!! PUTRID WEATHER!!!!!

      Just cloudy and quite cool here at 52. Perfectly MISERABLE DAY!!!, so far anyway!!!

      Welcome to the 4 car. So far we’re the engineers. We shall see if it stays that way. 🙂

  10. Thanks TK! Another loss for the Beachgoers this weekend. Off to an 0-2 start with 13 weekends left to play. Next weekend will hopefully be at least a split.

  12. Great Wordle scores to all. I’m wondering how many had the same second to last guess.

    Wordle 5

      2. My mistake! I thought there was a Sea of Green 50 Badge but the badge is just a counter and I’m at 48…. I’m always checking all the puzzle badges to see if I’m close to any!

    1. I looked there as well and did NOT find what I was looking for.
      I posted a couple of maps showing the 850MB and 500MB winds.

        2. Thank you.

          It was fun reviewing those. I guess I misssed that.

          In any case, I didn’t see a single link at all???
          I don’t get that. Perhaps they expire over time.

          1. Links do typically expire if you don’t subscribe to the services. I wondered if that had happened. I think Imgbb images last about 2 days.

  16. Wow! We’re having a heat wave! Up to 56 here.
    DIGUSTING for June 1st!!! Absolutely PITIFUL!!!!!

    1. New England weather can be most beautiful at times, but at other times it is ABYSMAL!!!!!!!

  17. Re: Beach weather.

    May is not generally considered beach weather season. I mean, it’s spring. The water is approximately 10 weeks beyond its coldest of the year. Our climate in New England is often maritime polar.

    There’s a misconception that somehow as soon as the last patch of snow melts that it’s suddenly summer. No.

    Spring begins on March 20. It runs until June 21. It’s also our most volatile season – the transition from winter to summer.

    I’m not sure why so many people just skip over acknowledging it like it shouldn’t be here.

    I can tell you they don’t understand the importance of the season. Time for the trees to wake up. Time for the animals to start preparing for the next steps in their cycle of life. Often, time to replenish our water supply, this year, being a bit of an exception.

    Spring needs to be celebrated and patience needs to be exercised. Summer comes, every year. You can count on it.

    1. Because the wind is off the ocean, which has more impact than the air mass because of the sun angle.

      1. No need to duck,

        58.6 here, making its way to 60. 🙂 🙂

        Only about 11 or 12 degrees below average!!!

    1. How does one find this?

      If I look at my stats, I am showing 46 for greens.
      Is this lifetime, or current year or what?

      Only a measly 9 for the 2s.

      1. Oh found it. Apparently, I am piss-poor at this as I have only earned a 26 for the sea of greens.

          1. So this is lifetime or from whenever one started playing?
            If that is the case, my 26 isn’t quite as poor as I thought.
            thanks

    1. 59 here.

      I was out for a bit. It is actually very nice out with that sunshine, but one can still feel the coolness in the air.

  23. JP Dave, this is probably what you were looking for.

    https://www.woodshill.net/?p=434#comments

    On June 1 2011, I made a rushed blog post which contained a terrible forecast. I remember I was coming off a really chaotic day, had literally just gotten a new phone, and was preparing for a big performance my son was involved in at Woburn High School (though he was in middle school at they were all performing there). The performance went on while we had supercells passing by to the south and incredible sky. After it was over, the insane lightning show just to our southeast was underway.

    1. Thank you TK. Fascinating reading through all of the comments.
      Too bad all the links have expired.

  25. 45 here. I wonder if our daily low will be before midnight again rather than the early morning low if 43.

      1. So close. We tied the low of 43 just before midnight and hit 42 just after midnight

  26. TK – Had that meteorite struck on land instead of Cape Cod Bay, could there have been mass destruction?

    According to the tv news interview with the local Harbormaster, there is no interest in searching for the remains in the water.

    1. Fragments of a 3 foot wide meteor would have caused minor damage wherever it landed.

  27. Bright full “blue” moon shining brightly. I imagine wolves in the deep woods howling with joy and pride tonight. 🙂

    Welcome to (meteorological) summer! Too bad this coming Sunday will be anything “but”. Oh well. 😉

    Is this really 2 full moons in the same month?

    1. May 1 & 31 were full moons. They’re also not as rare as some media will have you think. The lunar cycle is about 28 1/4 days. You can calculate how often there are 2 full moons in the same month (or 2 of any phase). It’s not that rare.

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