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<\/a><\/p>\nThe system I was expecting to come in Monday and Tuesday now looks like it won’t arrive unto the second half of the week. That means temps can take off into the first part of next week. The west is going to be flat out hot with a more tamed amount of heat in the east.<\/p>\n
The models for Monday are showing some notable differences for temps, based on any possible clouds or isolated showers and storms. The EURO has the tamest stuff for central and eastern Kentucky with 90s west…<\/p>\n
That’s obviously seeing some clouds and isolated action going up.<\/p>\n The Canadian has a similar look, but it’s more generous with the 90s into parts of central Kentucky…<\/p>\n I’m actually liking what the GFS is doing, but there’s a catch. The spatial map showing cooler in the southeast and east with hotter weather in the west and north looks good as this has been the trend of many of these hot pushes this summer and over the past few years. That said, I’m not on board with the 100 in the west right now…<\/p>\n The one positive about this is we won’t be dealing with much in the way of humidity levels as dew points only reach the 50s for many…<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Temps get pushed down Tuesday and Wednesday as more of a northeastern flow kicks in. This still means well above normal temps show up until a system moves in later next week or weekend…<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n