Good Wednesday, friends and neighbors. To say July has been cool would be an understatement. Temperatures are well below normal for the month and several days have featured record lows. The nice temperatures will roll on with no sign of true summertime heat showing up in the coming weeks.

Record lows were set in several cities Tuesday and a few more could fall this morning. Lows in the low and mid 50s are likely for many areas with a touch of dense fog. This afternoon will feature a mix of sun and clouds with a few showers trying to go up. Some isolated rumbles of thunder will be possible.

Today’s Lows

Current Temperatures

Temps over the next few days will slowly warm, but will still be below normal. Highs for Thursday into Friday will range from 80-85 in many areas. Far western Kentucky will be warmer as the dry ground has more of an impact on thermometers.

Scattered showers and storms will increase during this time and may hit a high note over the weekend. The models are throwing out some decent rain totals for a few folks…

GFS Rain We do have a window for temps and humidity to spike for a short time next week, but another dip in the jet stream looks to show up by week 2 of August…

GFS

Fall and winter lovers, listen up. I will show you a seasonal computer model forecast with my next update.

Make it a great day and take care.