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<\/p>\nGood Thursday, folks. We are finally slowing down our stormy pattern and now it’s time to put a little sizzle into your back porch thermometer. A very typical summertime brand of heat rolls into town into the weekend, but storms and cooler temps are already targeting the region next week.<\/p>\n
Speaking of storms, a few isolated showers and storms will be noted early this morning. One or two of those storms may hang around far southern Kentucky into the afternoon…<\/p>\n
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Humidity levels are way down today as temps stay in the low 80s east, with upper 80s to around 90 in the far west. Overall, this is a pretty pleasant day. Temps by Friday morning drop into the upper 50s and low 60s, with a rebound into the normal mid and upper 80s for most. A few low 90s may show up in the\u00a0western half\u00a0of the state. The air across central and eastern Kentucky is still pretty comfy.<\/p>\n
Temp from Saturday through Monday will be the hottest, so far. Highs across the western half of the state will generally hit 90-95 with upper 80s and low 90s for central and eastern Kentucky. Throw in the humidity levels and it will feel hotter than that.<\/p>\n
By Sunday, showers and thunderstorms will start to show back up ahead of something tropical trying to show up in the western Gulf of Mexico…<\/p>\n
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<\/a>The threat for showers and storms will quickly increase into the first half of next week. That’s when a cold front drops in from the northwest and tries to take some of that moisture riding up the Mississippi Valley…<\/p>\n
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