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Our weather is about to turn more active, if only briefly. A dying line of t-showers arrives this evening mainly across northern Kentucky. The best rain chances will be north of I-64 early in the night. The front responsible puts the brakes on in that area and begins to head back north as a warm front.
Stay Weather Aware late tonight and into the day tomorrow. Storms that erupt in the Midwest today will push south and be impacting some of us in the predawn hours. The best chance for storms late tonight will be near and north of I-64. Damaging wind is the primary severe threat with locally heavy and flooding rains possible.
As we head into the middle of summer and July, the weather is certainly acting the part. It's going to be hot and humid this week
Wednesday is the midpoint of meteorological 'summer'and the weather is acting every bit of it. The heat is cranking up a bit more for the next couple of days as we head to the low 90s to finish the week.
Changes are coming! The first of 2 cool fronts arrives today. It's still going to be hot and humid, but the mugginess will come down a bit later this afternoon.
Tuesday is a day to Stay Weather Aware. The transition comes with a couple waves of storms that could be strong/severe starting late morning and then again late in the afternoon.
Our string of tropical muggy days is ending at least for a while. The strong cold front that caused Tuesday's storms will lead to a much more comfortable, mid September kind of feel for us as we hit mid week.
After the storms of yesterday, it's been a much calmer day today, and for many a much more comfortable too. Eventually the dry Canadian air wins the battle and we'll all enjoy a September preview the next few days.
We'll be in the upper 50s to near 60 Friday morning. The warm up begins Friday and the summertime 90s come back the first of next week
Our summer weekends are starting to tick down. Fortunately, this one looks like a good one. Saturday ends up with more sun, but still some clouds. It'll be a bit warmer and a bit more humid as highs get to the mid 80s.
