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<\/p>\nGood Tuesday, everyone. We continue to with the hazy, hot and humid weather across the Commonwealth. Scattered storms have been joining the fun over the next few days and that’s a trend set to continue over the next few days.<\/p>\n
Temps today generally range from the upper 80s to low 90s with a few of the traditional hot spots coming in above that. Humidity levels make it feel the part of high 90s to low 100s for a heat index.<\/p>\n
The Heat Advisory has yet to verify over the past few days, but hope springs eternal that we can get sustained heat index numbers of 105 or greater…<\/p>\n
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The NWS criteria is no longer valid since they’re moving the goalposts. If several days of near 100 degree heat index is our new justification for a Heat Advisory, there are many summers of the past that would have had a Heat Advisory almost every day of the summer. But, I digress.<\/p>\n
A few showers and storms go up today with a few more cranking on Wednesday and Thursday. As storms show better coverage, temps inch down just a bit each day. Any storm that goes up can produce local flash flooding.<\/p>\n
Showers and storms increase this weekend and continue into, at least, part of the 4th of July week and weekend.<\/p>\n
The EURO brings a cold front through the region ahead of our Independence Day, giving us a break in the storms before they return a day or two later. This animation starts this Friday and goes through July 8th…<\/p>\n
The GFS brings that cold front in here and slows it down, allowing for more storms through the big holiday and beyond…<\/p>\n This may very well be the beginning of another active stormy setup that goes through much of July…<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/kyweathercenter.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/06\/EURO-13.gif\")
<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nAs usual, I leave you with your scattered storm tracking tools for the day…<\/div>\n