SUMMARY: Thursday in Louisville will be hot and humid with highs in the low 90s. After a break from 90-degree days, summer heat and humidity return, continuing through the weekend. Mostly dry and sunny conditions are expected Thursday and Friday, with isolated afternoon and evening showers possible. Temperatures will rise to the mid-90s Saturday and Sunday, with feel-like temperatures near 100 due to humidity. A few late-day storms may occur over the weekend but should fade overnight. The pattern of highs around 90 degrees will persist into next week, with scattered storms likely by Wednesday.

WLKY meteorologist Eric Zernich’s Wednesday night forecast

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