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<\/p>\nGood Tuesday, everybody. Rounds of showers and thunderstorms continue to target the region as our stormy week continues to do some work. Strong storms and heavy rains will be a threat today and, likely, through the rest of the week. At the same time, we are keeping close tabs on the tropics for a possible impact on our weather down the road.<\/p>\n
Strong storms rumbled through here Monday and we will be on guard for more strong storms out there today. High winds, hail and torrential rains will all be possible from the storms that come in waves. Once again, the Storm Prediction Center has much of the region in a low-end risk for severe weather…<\/p>\n
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Any storm that goes up may be accompanied high winds, hail and torrential rains. These rains may cause some local high water issues. Outside of storms, temps are steamy!<\/p>\n
The threat for a few more storms will be with us into Wednesday and we may also some booming storms go up once again, so keep that in mind. Temps will once again to run toasty with highs ranging from the middle 80s to low 90s, but the humidity will add to that.<\/p>\n
Thursday is likely to be a sauna of a day with just isolated storms around. That action picks up Friday as a cold front drops in from the northwest. Here’s how the models see things through Saturday…<\/p>\n
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EURO<\/p>\n While all this is happening, a tropical system is likely developing and heading toward Florida. Here’s our system in question…<\/p>\n The models vary on the track of this system from the weekend into early next week, but there is a good chance this has some kind of impact on our weather. Is it a direct impact or indirect? The GFS shows both…<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/kyweathercenter.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/08\/GFS-5.gif\")
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