Coroner: Hiker fell to death at Red River Gorge
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The Cold Settles In For A Little While
By: Jim Caldwell - Email
Posted: Mon 10:20 PM, Oct 04, 2010
The rain and the cold made it feel a little more like winter and less like fall out there on Monday. At any second one would have thought that a snowflake was going to fall out of the sky!
No snow in my forecast... one can only dream right now. It was a pretty miserable day though. Temps were cool and the rain just kept falling. The rain should be out of here by Tuesday. A few showers will probably hang out for a little while and then clear out.
The healing process begins on Wednesday. Most areas will see highs back in the mid and upper 60s and before you know it... highs in the 70s! This cool air will be out of the picture for a little while and we'll see some pretty comfy highs. The run with the temps will be a little closer to seasonable highs. The lows... that will be a different story! It looks like the 40s will be with us each night in the 7-Day forecast. Our normal low should be in the low 50s. The lows we'll experience will only be a few degrees cooler. That few degrees will of course be very noticable!
Surfave map remains pretty calm
C-Ya Bye
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