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One more hot day before relief arrives

Well below average temps are expected with increasing storm chances this weekend
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***HEAT ADVISORY from Noon to 8pm Thursday***

Temperatures Thursday morning will fall into the upper 60s and low/mid 70s. There is a slight chance we see a shower or storm Thursday morning, especially over northern portions of Green Country, but not everyone will see rain. Any rainfall amounts will stay light.

We'll warm back up Thursday afternoon ahead of the next cold front. Highs should reach the mid/upper 90s with perhaps a few 100s over south and western portions of the region. Heat index values may exceed 105F. Behind the front a significant cool down will arrive for Friday and the upcoming weekend.

We'll keep a slight chance of showers and storms in the forecast for Friday with highs in the mid 80s. Confidence continues to increase regarding rain/storm chances over the weekend so we've bumped up the percentages. There is still some uncertainty with the specific timing, but overnights into the morning hours may have the highest opportunity for well-needed rain. Have an umbrella ready to go for your weekend plans.

Temperatures this weekend will be dependent on rain-cooled air and whether we are able to get much clearing each afternoon. Our current forecast has highs in the low/mid 80s, but areas that continue to see rain or struggle to clear into the afternoon may hold in the 70s at best!

The chance for a few storms will remain into early next week with 90-degree temps coming back y the middle of the week.

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