It's June 1, which is officially the first day of Meteorological Summer, the warmest quarter of the year on average, so the big warm up in the forecast for this week is right on schedule. The average afternoon high this time of the year is in the mid 70s and average low temperatures are in the mid to upper 50s.

June 1 also marks the start of the Atlantic Basin Hurricane Season. Hurricane season runs from June 1 through November 30, but the most active part of the season is August, September, and October. Although June is typically a quieter time in Hurricane Season, the breeding ground for tropical systems is closer to land, in the western Caribbean or the Gulf of Mexico.

There are no tropical disturbances to watch in the Atlantic Basin this week.

We have a mix of sun and clouds with a stiff breeze from the west at 15 to 20 mph. High temperatures are only in the mid to upper 60s.

There will be plenty of sunshine to start the week with morning temperatures in the 50s and 60s and afternoon highs in 70s on Monday and near 80 on Tuesday.

Temperatures will soar into the 80s on Wednesday and Thursday and could approach 90 on Thursday afternoon in warmer spots. Thursday will be humid with a passing thunderstorm possible in the evening.

Friday is hot with pop up afternoon storms and Saturday is cooler with more clouds and a better chance for rain.