Good Saturday everyone and welcome to the weekend. Things are starting off on a very toasty note across the state today as temps head toward the low 90s for many. The heat will get beaten back to the south and west over the next few days as the threat for showers and storms increases.
Let’s start you off with tracking the torrid temps…
Current Temps

The heat today will bring a friend to the party… high humidity. These two will hook up to bring our “feels like” temps into the mid and upper 90s at times. Western parts of the state map top 100 degrees in that category. If you are going to be outdoors for an extended period of time… slow down and take some breaks and drink plenty of water.
We will watch the northwestern skies later today for the threat for some showers and storms working in. The best chance will come this evening and overnight and a few storms could be strong or severe. The best risk for this will be in the far north. Here is where the Storm Prediction Center is watching…
Severe Weather Threat
Radars
The heat will only make a quick hit and run across much of the region today before it works back to the west and south into early next week. Rounds of showers and thunderstorms are likely to be working northwest to southeast along the eastern periphery of the heat ridge. A few of these will roam across our part of the world.
Here is the setup…

That is some wicked heat across the plains and deep south over the next several days. It is likely to make another run at us for the middle and end of next week before we begin to see the pattern across the country change up some.
Have a great Saturday and take care.


very hot today in Hueysville(floyd co.) heat index is at 97air temp 92 according to TWC. everybody take it easy out there today, drink plenty of water, better yet stay inside where it is cooler.
Bring on Fall and the SNOW lol!!!!!!!!!!
I wonder how many still have kids going to school next week because people were praying for snow this past winter and getting those prayers answered?
Schools in Warren County just got out!