Welcome to the AM 1575 News Weather Forecast for Thursday, June 11, 2026, available online, on podcast via AI chatbot, and on Medium Waves at 1575 kHz. From Paris, I am Rachel Costa.
Weather Forecast – Paris, Monaco Monte‑Carlo, Milan, New York for Thursday, June 11, 2026
Paris Today: A Grey Morning Giving Way to Afternoon Showers
Forecasts for Thursday, June 11, 2026, updated in the early hours by expert Regis Crepet, indicate a day of unsettled conditions, though temperatures remain unusually mild for the season. Reliability is rated as good. The morning starts with a clear night‑time low of twelve degrees, feeling ten, accompanied by gentle breezes from the east at twenty kilometres per hour. By dawn the sky becomes increasingly cloud‑covered, temperatures rising to eleven degrees, feeling nine, with gusts up to thirty kilometres per hour. The afternoon sees the sky turn very cloudy and then fully overcast, reaching a high of nineteen degrees, feeling eighteen, while wind picks up to thirty‑five kilometres per hour from the east‑northeast. A modest twenty percent chance of rain drifts in, though no heavy precipitation is expected. Evening conditions remain damp, with a slight chance of further showers and wind sustained at thirty‑five kilometres per hour, bringing the temperature down to seventeen degrees. Overnight the clouds linger, temperature hovering around sixteen degrees, wind easing to thirty kilometres per hour. The coming days look to bring a gradual return to drier, clearer weather as the Atlantic disturbance moves away.
Monaco Monte‑Carlo Today: Sunny Skies and Warm Temperatures
The forecast for Monaco shows a pleasant summer‑like day, with temperatures ranging from nineteen degrees in the early hours to a warm peak of twenty‑five degrees by mid‑afternoon. Wind will be light, shifting from twenty kilometres per hour at night to about twenty‑five kilometres per hour in the evening, predominantly from the south‑south‑west. The morning begins with a clear sky and a comfortable nineteen degrees, feeling eighteen, and no rain in sight. By mid‑morning the sky remains mostly clear at twenty degrees, feeling nineteen, under a moderate ultraviolet index. The afternoon brings abundant sunshine, reaching a high of twenty‑five degrees, feeling a balmy thirty‑three under direct sun, while wind increases slightly to twenty‑five kilometres per hour from the south‑south‑west. Evening skies gradually veil, with twenty‑three degrees and a gentle breeze of twenty‑five kilometres per hour. Nighttime remains clear and mild at twenty degrees, feeling nineteen, with negligible wind. No precipitation is expected throughout the day, and the next few days should continue the trend of stable, sunny conditions.
Milan Today: Mostly Sunny with a Gentle Breeze
According to the latest bulletin updated early this morning by expert Daniele Berlusconi of 3BMeteo, forecast reliability is high, confirming the approach of an Atlantic disturbance that will stay largely at bay. Milan will experience a mild start at twenty degrees, feeling twenty, with very light northerly winds of four kilometres per hour and no rain. The sky will be sparsely clouded through the early hours, maintaining comfortable temperatures of twenty degrees. By mid‑morning the sky clears further, and the temperature climbs steadily, reaching twenty‑two degrees by mid‑day, still feeling twenty‑three, under a calm breeze from the north. The afternoon continues the sunny trend, with temperatures peaking at twenty‑seven degrees, feeling twenty‑six, and a very light north‑northeast breeze of ten kilometres per hour. Evening conditions remain pleasant, with a gentle north‑northeast gust of fifteen kilometres per hour and temperatures easing to twenty‑three degrees. Overnight the clear skies persist, temperature holding at twenty‑two, wind dropping to three kilometres per hour. The forecast shows no rain throughout the day and a gradual warming trend into the weekend.
New York Today: Warm Temperatures with Scattered Showers
The expert summary for New York, prepared by Alexis Vandevoorde, rates the situation as good. Temperatures will swing between twenty‑two and thirty‑two degrees, with a warm afternoon high of thirty‑two and a cool night low of twenty‑three. The night begins with scattered light showers, a fifty percent chance of rain, and a gentle south‑west wind at twenty kilometres per hour, temperature twenty‑three, feeling twenty‑five due to humidity. Early morning sees brief mist and fog, a twenty percent chance of rain, and wind gusts up to twenty‑five kilometres per hour. By dawn the sky clears, with sunshine dominant but occasional puff clouds, and humidity remains moderate. The morning remains dry, with temperatures around twenty‑two and light breezes. The afternoon is largely clear, temperatures rising to thirty‑two, and wind shifting to a moderate south‑west at twenty‑five kilometres per hour. Evening sees a return of light showers with a twenty percent chance, wind picking up to twenty‑five kilometres per hour, temperature falling to twenty‑nine. Overnight the precipitation risk eases, wind calms to twenty kilometres per hour, and temperature settles around twenty‑two. The next few days are expected to stay warm, with a slight chance of scattered showers lingering.
Rachel’s Weather Editorial — A Forecast of Over‑stated Catastrophes
Another day, another apocalyptic weather headline delivered with the fanfare of a royal proclamation. But where exactly did they source these catastrophic forecasts? Evidently, certain outlets cannot resist the siren call of cheap sensationalism. All we need now is someone to blame the latest thunderstorm, and sure enough, everything, they assure us, is the fault of climate change.
Here at our desk, I tried to verify the figures. I looked carefully, I really did. Do you know what I found? The usual parade of unsubstantiated declarations. Nothing concrete, no thermal explosion or barometric collapse to justify the screaming headlines. Curiously, not one meteorologist was willing to put their name to these claims, even though the data from Paris, Milan and Monaco show only modest cloud cover and ordinary breezes.
And while the experts indulge themselves in this dazzling competition of catastrophic forecasting, one can only wonder: is it really that difficult to simply look out of the window? Has a collective epidemic of meteorological blindness descended upon us? Or is it perhaps that when the weather must not merely be described but must narrate an imminent climate apocalypse, certain interpretive liberties tend to be taken?
Because if we cannot accurately describe today’s sky, how can we possibly believe models predicting what will happen thirty years from now? Credibility, as everyone knows, is not built on screaming headlines. Ah, modern meteorology and its endless surprises.
Koan of the Day
A monk asked Zhaozhou: “Does the sky over Paris possess the nature of sun and cloud?”
“Yes, of sun and cloud,” replied Zhaozhou.
The monk, unsatisfied, asked: “Then why does it wake grey and overcast, with temperatures mild out of season?”
“And because weather is not a fixed veil but a breath that alternates grey with light, revealing impermanence in every gust,” Zhaozhou answered.
Another monk asked Zhaozhou: “Does the sky over Paris possess the nature of sun and cloud?”
“No,” replied Zhaozhou. “Every day has the nature of change.”
The monk insisted: “But stable and variable, are these not a contradiction?”
“And the wise man does not dance in the caprice of autumn, where the sun is merely a fleeting guest among persistent clouds, but knows not to cling to any forecast.”
And that is today’s weather: More info on audiovisione.com and pressbeat.org
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