Old Farmer’s Almanac Predicts Stormy and Hot June Across the U.S.
The Old Farmer’s Almanac has released its long-range weather outlook for June 2026, forecasting a mix of thunderstorms, heat, and regional variations across the United States. The Northeast is expected to experience cooler, stormy conditions early in the month, followed by warmer and sunnier weather. The Southeast and Florida will see hot conditions with scattered thunderstorms and a potential tropical storm threat late in the month. The Upper Midwest and Heartland are predicted to have stormy starts, transitioning to warmer and sunnier periods. The Desert Southwest will endure very hot conditions, with thunderstorm chances increasing later in the month. The Pacific Northwest will begin with cool, wet weather before turning sunnier and warmer. These predictions provide a general guide for agriculture, travel, and energy planning as summer begins. 
