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Central Kentucky will be in the path of an expected heat wave moving through the midwest and northeast this week.
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The National Weather Service in Jackson says more than 100 instances of wind damage were reported in southeast Kentucky as a result of last evening’s severe thunderstorms.
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The National Weather Service expects the most severe storms Wednesday afternoon and evening, starting around 4 p.m. through early Thursday. Straight line wind, hail and tornadoes are all possible. Squalls are also possible starting Wednesday night.
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High winds, tornadoes, hail and flooding are all on the table, according to the National Weather Service. The weather would be the second of two severe storms in Kentucky, in as many days.
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Central Kentucky farmers are seeing an early bloom period for this season’s crops. But that also comes with concern about climate fluctuation.
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Forecasts from the National Weather Service say temperatures in central Kentucky could drop to single digits this weekend.
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Power company LG&E and KU says they’re bringing in extra crews to the region so they’re prepared in case of any outages. They’ve been in contact with the National Weather Service in order to have crews in the right places when they’re needed.
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The Catholic Action Center says they’re in need of essentials like sleeping bags, hand warmers, hats, gloves and heavy socks as shelters throughout the city reach capacity.
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Gov. Andy Beshear declared a state of emergency Thursday due to a complex winter weather system that doused the state with freezing rain and sleet…
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Kentucky's climatologist said 2016 was a "roller coaster year" when it comes to weather. The early part of 2017 is likely to see above normal…