As we turn the calendar to June, expect this month to be normal in terms of weather.

Chris Miller at the National Weather Service in Lincoln says we finally have broken out of the up and down fluctuations of temperatures from May and now can look forward to warmer days more regularly. 

As for rainfall, it'll be more of the same. Miller says rainfall should be about normal with chances of late-in-the-day rain showers or thunderstorms several times a week. 

As more moisture sets in over the area, Miller says as our area's moisture supply has stabilized, that should keep those very hot days away. Now he notes - that won't exclude us from those very humid summer days.

As we look ahead through the rest of the summer, Miller says things should stabilize and extreme weather patterns are staying west, east, and south. He also notes June can be a peak month for severe weather, so always be aware of those threats.