An area that has seen floods in the past when the spring was unusually rainy or tropical storms were unusually fierce, is likely to see them again if the same conditions recur. Ditto the likelihood of severe storms when the atmosphere is holding a lot of moisture and the oceans are atypically warm.

Damaging winds and large hail are forecast for the Plains and the Midwest, and the remnants of Tropical Storm Alvin could bring excessive rainfall and flash flooding.

Colorado’s overcast skies will turn into widespread rain across metro Denver with a chance of severe thunderstorms, large hail and a tornado on the Eastern Plains, National Weather Service

Damaging winds are likely for many Monday night with the threat shifting into Tuesday. Look for a complex of storms to move from west to east Monday night into the overnight. Winds to 80mph are the main threats with some hail. Storm should calm down after 1AM.

This week will be accompanied by wet weather throughout the week. Each day comes with a chance of rain and storms, with temperatures on Tuesday being the coolest of the next 7 days.

Here’s your Monday afternoon forecast for June 2, 2025 from Meteorologist Matt Serwe.A T-Storm WATCH is in effect for parts of central and western Minnesota until 7:00 PM Monday. This DOES NOT include the Twin Cities metro.

June 2 will be the only day this week with a sunny and rain-free forecast, according to the National Weather Service Fort Worth.

The smoke from the wildfires is essentially poisoning the air in Minnesota and neighboring North Dakota, Wisconsin and Michigan. A recent