We’ve got no major weather concerns for the start of June and climatological summer. Saturday starts on a cooler-than-normal note once again, with lows bottoming out around 60° away from the beaches. Highs climb to the mid-80s with tolerable humidity, though dewpoints shouldn’t dry out as much as they ended up doing on Friday. We’ll see a little bit more in the way of cloud cover, but there’s going to be plenty of sunshine, too.

High pressure shifts offshore Sunday, kicking off a warming trend that’ll have us back in the 90s by early next week. Dewpoints will continue their gradual climb to more traditional early-June levels, though humidity still should remain generally tolerable. We start Sunday in the low 60s one more time, warming to the mid-to-upper 80s in the afternoon. A stray thunderstorm or two will be possible well inland in the afternoon, generally closer to the I-95 corridor, but the vast majority of us stay rain-free.

Enjoy the weekend!