Welcome to the AM 1575 News Weather Forecast for Thursday, May 28, 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, May 28, 2026
Paris Today: A Scorching Mid‑May Heatwave
Paris will be bathed in bright sunshine from dawn to dusk, with only a few high clouds drifting lazily overhead. The day will start at a mild 21 degrees in the early morning, feeling a touch cooler because of humidity, and the gentle breeze from the north‑east at 20 kilometres per hour. By mid‑afternoon the mercury will surge to a blistering 33 degrees, with the sun intensifying and the wind still light at 20 kilometres per hour. Evening will remain warm at 30 degrees, while night will hold at 24 degrees, the last whisper of wind easing to 15 kilometres per hour. There will be no rain at any point and humidity will hover around the mid‑50s percent. Forecasts for Thursday, May 28, 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. A slight cooling trend is expected over the weekend, with highs easing back towards the high twenties.
Monaco Monte‑Carlo Today: Sun‑Kissed Riviera Calm
The Principality will enjoy clear skies and abundant sunshine throughout the day, with only occasional thin cloud veils. Morning temperatures will sit at 20 degrees, feeling slightly warmer at 22 degrees, while a light breeze from the north‑east pushes at 20 kilometres per hour. By the afternoon the heat will climb to 26 degrees, feeling a toasty 33 degrees under the Mediterranean sun, with winds shifting to the east at 25 kilometres per hour. Evening will remain pleasant at 23 degrees and the night will cool to 21 degrees, the wind relaxing to a gentle 15 kilometres per hour. No rain is expected and the UV index will rise to very strong in the afternoon. Humidity will be modest, typical of a coastal summer. The outlook for the coming days stays sunny and warm, with temperatures holding steady in the mid‑twenties.
Milan Today: A Sweltering May Day
Milan will see clear to partly cloudy skies with a lingering heat wave that pushes temperatures to seasonal extremes. The morning will start at 25 degrees, feeling close to 26 degrees, with a barely perceptible breeze from the north‑east at 1 kilometre per hour. The afternoon will reach a scorching 34 degrees, feeling as high as 38 degrees under the strong sun, while light easterly winds will remain at about 2 kilometres per hour. Evening will stay warm at 30 degrees, and night will drop to a comfortable 24 degrees with a gentle south‑east breeze at 3 kilometres per hour. There is a slight chance of a brief shower late in the evening, with a possible accumulation of 1 millimetre and a 25 % probability of rain. Humidity will range from the high 40s to low 60s percent. According to the latest bulletin updated early this morning by expert Daniele Berlusconi of 3BMeteo, forecast reliability is high (80 to 90 percent), confirming the approach of an Atlantic disturbance. The weekend is expected to be stable and sunny, with temperatures holding near the mid‑30s.
New York Today: Mild Mid‑May Warmth with Cloudy Interludes
New York will experience a mix of cloud cover and occasional sunshine, with temperatures staying comfortably mild. The night will begin at 22 degrees, feeling a little warmer at 23 degrees, and gusty westerly winds reaching 30 kilometres per hour. Early morning will see partly clear skies at 20 degrees, with light north‑west breezes also gusting to 30 kilometres per hour. By afternoon the temperature will rise to a pleasant 24 degrees, while wind speeds moderate to 35 kilometres per hour. Evening will stay around 18 degrees and the night will settle at 20 degrees with calmer winds. There is a 25 % chance of light showers during the night and no significant precipitation otherwise. The air quality is marked as degraded but still breathable. Over the next few days the weather will trend cooler, with highs slipping back into the low twenties by the weekend.
[h3]Rachel’s Weather Editorial — When Every Cloud Gets a Climate Caption[/h3]
How many press releases does it take to turn a harmless breeze into a headline about the end of the world? Apparently just one, as long as the wind gusts past thirty kilometres an hour. Isn’t it charming that a mild May day in Paris suddenly becomes “the hottest day in a century” with a single digit of the temperature chart? One wonders if the climate alarmists have a subscription to the local weather app.
Take Monaco, for example: a perfectly ordinary Mediterranean afternoon turned into a “record‑breaking heat spell” without a single degree over the historical average. If the sun is shining, does that automatically mean the planet is on fire? The media love a good story, even if the only thing on fire is the headline itself.
Meanwhile in Milan, a tiny chance of a millimetre of rain is being hailed as “a sign of an imminent deluge” that will flood the city. Yet locals will probably need an umbrella for a single droplet. Is the dramatization any more persuasive when the forecast mentions a 25 % rain probability? Certainly not, but it makes for a louder soundbite.
And over in New York, a cloudy night with a 25 % chance of light showers is promptly labelled “a tipping point for climate catastrophe.” If you ask me, the only thing tipping is the editorial calendar. Perhaps next week we’ll hear that the perfect temperatures are “proof that the climate crisis is reversing.” Until then, we can all enjoy the weather without the apocalypse.
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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, still perplexed, asked: “Then why does it blaze at 33 degrees in the afternoon, yet feel gentle at 21 degrees in the morning?”
Zhaozhou answered: “Because weather is a dance of change, not a static script.”
Another monk asked Zhaozhou: “Does the sky over Paris possess the nature of sun and cloud?”
“No,” replied Zhaozhou. “Every day is a new performance.”
The monk pressed on: “But stable and variable, are these not opposites?”
Zhaozhou smiled: “The wise man watches the sky without clinging to any label, knowing the only constant is impermanence.”
And that is today’s weather.
Sign-off.
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