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<\/p>\nGood Wednesday everyone. We have a prolonged blast of wind coming our way over the next several days as our pattern changes up a bit. A massive cut off low pressure in the upper levels of the atmosphere will slowly roll across the Ohio Valley and bring some fairly big changes with it.<\/p>\n
The good part of the change is the weather we have out there today. Readings will warm well into the 70s on a gusty southwesterly wind. This is ahead of a strong cold front approaching the state from the west this evening. That front blows through here overnight with a line of showers and thunderstorms. There is the threat for some of these storms to become severe across the west.<\/p>\n
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Wind gusts may top 40mph in some places tonight and early Thursday. Here’s hoping you don’t have to fish out the Halloween decorations from the neighbor’s yard. \ud83d\ude09<\/p>\n
Things will dry out Thursday afternoon and evening as temps hang around the low and mid 60s. Our big upper level storm will pin wheel into the Ohio Valley by Friday. This will send a couple of disturbances our way from the northwest by Friday and early Saturday. This means an increase in clouds and showers as these pieces of energy work through. The GFS is finally starting to pick up on these…<\/p>\n
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