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I do finally have good news, but I’ll get thru the bad first.
Our Heat Advisory now goes thru Sunday at 7p.
Actual air temperatures (in the shade) will continue to be near 100°, with humidity sending heat index values near 105°.
Whatever you have planned for this weekend, a...
This forecast would be impressive even in July/August, and the fact that it is September 17th makes it even more impressive.
Impressive as in, brutal.
Heat Advisory continues thru 8p Saturday for heat index values near 105° each afternoon.
High temperatures will probably be 98°+ over the next 5 days – likely ty...
I am running out of ways to say “it’s hot and dry” – but I’ll do my best.
Our Heat Advisory now runs thru 8p Saturday.
Actual air temperatures will flirt with triple digits each day, with heat index values near 105°. Every single day thru Sunday will have a chance at either a tie or breaking the daily re...
Our average high for September 15 is 83°. We passed that at 9a this morning.
Our forecast high is 100°, which would break the daily record high of 98° set in 1927. If we do hit triple digits, it would also be the second latest instance of us doing so (latest is September 21, which we did in 2022).
A Heat Advisory will start at 11a...
While Cam Ward did not say this exact quote, he is probably thinking it.
I do have my football takes, but I’ll save that for another day, perhaps a rainy day – which we don’t have any of.
We really don’t have any rain chances to look forward to this week. The HRRR model thinks we could see a random stray shower tomorrow afternoon perhaps? IDK, probably n...