After several days in a row with at least some rain in the area... we are going to go through a brief dry period. It won't last a long time, but it will be nice while it is here!
The frost will be our final issue of the work week. The skies have cleared and the cooler air has arrived!
By Wednesday afternoon, things will begin to look much better. Highs will return to the 60s and we'll have plenty of sunshine. Thursday looks even better with highs in the low 70s and Friday will be the icing on the cake... highs mid to upper 70s.
Frost may be the last problem of the WORK week, but the WEEKEND will host another round of showers & storms. I'll have more on that later!
C-Ya Bye
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Posted: 7:22 AM - A new video about Kentucky is drawing hits on YouTube.
Posted: 7:02 AM - A top North Korean envoy has delivered a letter from leader Kim Jong Un to Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Updated: 7:03 AM - Drivers will be hitting the roads in full force this weekend for Memorial Day which also means that the potential for accidents will increase.
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Posted: 6:41 AM - Craft breweries from around the country are teaming up to raise money for military families by selling a beer aged on baseball bats.
Updated: 8:13 AM - Officials in Washington state say three people have been taken to the hospital after a bridge north of Seattle collapsed Thursday, dumping their vehicles into the water.
Posted: 6:13 AM - Kentucky's Transportation Cabinet and a Laurel County resident have been recognized for their efforts to restore rather than replace a landmark bridge.
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