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Extreme heat back for Wednesday; leaves ahead of possible storms (opens the original)
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Most folks may be done with the heat this summer, but the heat isn't completely done with us. After a brief break from high temperatures and humidity on Monday, the muggy conditions returned Tuesday. It is a preview of Wednesday's conditions, according to the National Weather Service office in Paducah. The weather agency said during its afternoon briefing Tuesday that Wednesday will bring back the all-too-familiar stifling conditions present the past couple of weeks. Fortunately, forecasters don
Heat likely to intensify today, remain high through weekend (opens the original)
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The next four days could be the hottest of the latest heat wave to hit the area, according to the National Weather Service office in Paducah. A Thursday morning briefing from forecasters said heat index values could climb to as high as 115 in parts of the Paducah officeâs coverage area. The predicted heat could be the most dangerous in Evansville, Ind., and Owensboro where heat indices could be a minimum of 110 through Sunday. The heat values are expected to reach 105 today in Madisonville, wi
NWS extends heat advisory for quad-state area (opens the original)
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Just in time for students to return to the classroom, the region's third significant heat wave has settled over the quad-state this week, with the National Weather Service office in Paducah calling for heat index values in the triple digits through at least Thursday. A heat advisory has been issued, and could be extended if possible rain doesn't bring relief. A frontal boundary could bring storm chances tonight through Friday night, with some being potentially severe, the agency stated. Forecast
NWS issues heat advisory as week begins (opens the original)
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Just in time for students to return to the classroom, the region's third significant heat wave will settle over the quad-state early this week, with the National Weather Service office in Paducah calling for heat index values in the triple digits through at least Wednesday. A heat advisory has been issued for those three days, and could be extended. A frontal boundary could bring storm chances Tuesday through Friday nights, with some being potentially severe, the agency stated. Forecasters expec
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