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We Knew It Couldn’t Last Forever
By: Jim Caldwell - Email
Updated: Wed 8:38 AM, Aug 20, 2008
It was only a matter of time before the nice and comfortable stretch of weather would end. Now here we are and it is on the way out of the region.
It was only a matter of time before the nice and comfortable stretch of weather would end. Now here we are and it is on the way out of the region. There is some decent heat building and it begins the Kentucky invasion later this week!
It seems like there is a lot of things going on in the weather pattern, but after I thought about it there really isn’t much around here. We are just awaiting the arrival of the heat and eventually more humidity. Believe me it is all on the way very soon! Locations in southern Kentucky actually hit the 90 degree mark and I think later this week many others could once again be close to that number.
Showers will begin developing by Thursday. I am only going with a 20% chance for rain on this particular day. There is some indication that there could be more showers developing all the way through beginning with Thursday and lasting until Monday. Nothing has me totally convinced of this yet, however, I could easily be pulled over to the wet side after looking at a few more runs this week.
Bug question on many of your minds is will Fay be visiting us soon? Well… it is all going to depend on what happens over Florida. What part of Florida’s coast will it exit? The way I’ll know more is once I see how it handles travelling over land. The official forecast has it turning back towards the U.S. and possibly making a run at Kentucky. Give me a few days to study this forecast more and I’ll have the updates.
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