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<\/p>\nGood Monday, everyone. Our flood filled weekend certainly left a mark on Kentucky with devastation for many communities. As we close out June and hit July, heat and humidity look to steal the weather show with the heat index being the main player for a few days.<\/p>\n
Some areas are still dealing with flooding from the historic weekend rains. A few Flood Warnings still remain…<\/p>\n
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The heat and humidity take center stage for the week ahead. Here’s a breakdown of how things are looking:<\/p>\n
As is usually the case, temps come down some on the models are you get closer to these types of setups. I also think they’re trying to see the soaked ground we have out there. Here’s a look at today’s upper 80s and low 90s on the EURO…<\/p>\n
Throw in the tropical humidity and heat index numbers really soar, especially across the west…<\/p>\n Highs for Tuesday come up a few more degrees with many areas reaching 90 or a little better…<\/p>\n You can really see areas with a drier ground, especially down in Tennessee. Heat index numbers are upper 90s to around 100 in the east with the highest numbers in the west…<\/p>\n Wednesday should be the hottest of the bunch if we don’t get storms to go up in the afternoon…<\/p>\n Humidity levels make it feel 100-105 now for most of the state…<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n