We are perched on the edge of some very hot weather. Today we’ll hover near 90 but clouds and storm chances will keep most places (mostly northern half) in the upper 80’s. Another very muggy day with dew points around 70 (very soupy indeed). Today’s complex of storms moves out of Illinois and into Kentucky. Proximity alone would put storms in our forecast via outflow boundries; daytime heating will create some as well. The storm chance is at 40%- the highest it’ll be for the rest of the work week.  Tomorrow we’ll get in the low 90’s and have a mere 20% storm chance (mostly north again). By Thursday we’ll have a heat index over 100 degrees as the hottest weather of the year closes the work week. We’ll get in the upper mid-90’s Thursday/Friday. It’s June hot, do you know where your pool is? Below is how Predictor again (like yesterday) puts little storm activity around here by 4pm. I think there will be more, especially across the north and on the plateau.

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