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FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY: Strong storms possible Wednesday afternoon, evening (opens the original)
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WEDNESDAY: A FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY is in effect due to the potential for strong to severe storms; we’ve lowered our typical threshold due to ongoing impacts from storms from Saturday across the region. Be neighborly and inform those who may still be without power or have damage to their homes. Here’s what to expect: A few showers and storms could have impact Wednesday morning, followed by a stronger round during the afternoon and evening hours. A SLIGHT (2/5) risk with damaging wind gusts and
FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY: Searing summery heat leads to risk of late day storms (opens the original)
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WEDNESDAY: Moisture surges back on Wednesday as winds turn southerly, driving ‘feels like’ temps well above 105 degrees, with 110+ degrees in eastern AR and northwest MS. A FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY now in place for this risk of heat Highs will make another run for 100 degrees ahead of an approaching cold front. A spotty storm or two could flare up during the afternoon, with better storm chances arriving after sunset north of I-40. A few evening storms could turn strong, bringing gusty winds and h
FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY: ‘Excessive heat’ continues into early week; few cooling storms possible (opens the original)
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MONDAY: FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY continues to start off the new work week as highs make another run the upper 90s by afternoon under mostly to partly sunny skies. ‘Feels like’ temps running near 105-110 degrees. A weak front sagging into northern areas may spark a few isolated afternoon downpours, which could bring brief localized relief. Lows overnight will remain warm in the upper 70s to lower 80s. TUESDAY: A subtle drop in humidity and light northerly winds on Tuesday may offer slight relief,
FIRST ALERT: Searing heat peaks early week (opens the original)
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MONDAY: Another day of dangerous heat is ahead, kicking off the new work - and for some - school week. Skies turn mostly sunny with highs in the upper 90s; ‘feels like’ temps may reach 110-115 at the hottest part of the day. If you work outside, take frequent breaks, drink plenty of water and watch for signs of heat illness. Skies stay mostly clear overnight, but lows only fall into the upper 70s to lower 80s. TUESDAY: Dangerous heat and humidity continue, Tuesday looks to be the hottest day of
FIRST ALERT: Dangerous heat, localized storm threat Tuesday; quieter, ‘cooler’ mid-late week (opens the original)
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TUESDAY: FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY now in place for Tuesday’s heat and storm combination. Searing summer heat hits its peak with upper 90s across the Mid-South and some spots near 100 degrees. ‘Feels like’ temperatures may reach 106 -115 degrees during the peak heating of the afternoon. Make sure you can find air conditioning, drink water often, take frequent breaks and check on neighbors. A few strong storms may develop Tuesday afternoon and evening, with the best chances near the Tennessee-Kentu
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