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SYNOPSIS...A disturbance aloft will travel from the Plains to the Ohio Valley during the next couple of days. This feature will tap rich tropical moisture and produce another round of rain and t-storms.
TONIGHT...Mostly cloudy with rain and t-storms increasing, especially after 10 PM. Lows 72-76. A variable wind may be gusty near storms. Locally heavy rain is possible.
THURSDAY...Mostly cloudy with an 80% chance of rain and t-storms. Locally heavy rain is possible. Highs 85-91. A variable wind may be strong near storms.
THURSDAY NIGHT...Decreasing clouds with rain ending. Lows 71-75. SSW wind 3-8 mph.
FRIDAY...Clouds mixing with sunshine. Scattered (40%) showers and t-storms. Highs 89-95 with the peak heat index reaching 100-105. WSW wind 8-16 mph.
-Meteorologist Tom Konvicka
| Yesterday's Low | 73 |
| Yesterday's High | 85 |
| Today's Normal High | 91 |
| Today's Normal Low | 71 |
| Record High Temp/Year | 104/1901 |
| Record Low Temp/Year | 56/1965 |
| Sunrise This Morning | 6:06 AM |
| Sunset Tonight | 8:17 PM |
| Yesterday's Rainfall | 0.23 |
| Month to Date Precipitation/Month's Normal | 1.96/3.00 |
| Year to Date Precipitation/YTD Normal | 34.59/27.00 |
