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First Alert Weather Forecast
It was a cloudy finish to the work week here in Central and Eastern Kentucky as a secondary wave of low pressure moved eastward through the Ohio Valley. We saw a few scattered showers pop up ahead of this low late Friday and those may continue from time to time into the wee hours of Saturday. Temperatures were held in check a bit into the mid 60s for highs on Friday but should be much better for the first half of the weekend. On Saturday we'll be between systems so expect some sunshine and afternoon highs back into the mid 70s in most locations. Unfortunately just in time for Mothers Day a more significant storm system will roll our way so it may be a bit on the wet side late Saturday night and through the day on Sunday. We should see a couple of dry days to begin the week with slightly cooler air and highs into the mid and upper 60s. More rain and storms look to return on Wednesday and Thursday so our wet pattern may continue through the middle of next week. Enjoy the weekend...TG
Sky Condition: Mostly Cloudy
Today's Forecast High: 69
Today's Forecast Low: 58
Normal High: 71
Normal Low: 50
Record High: 88-1949
Record Low: 31-1957
Today's Rain: 0.00"
Sunrise: 6:38am
Sunset: 8:32pm
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Chris Bailey's Weather Blog
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