SUMMARY: Summer heat will persist this weekend with highs in the mid-90s and high humidity. A few late-day scattered storms are possible Saturday and Sunday but much of the time will remain dry, allowing outdoor activities like pool visits or golf. Temperatures will slightly drop from Saturday’s 95 to around 91 by Monday but stay quite hot overall. A weather disturbance to the north and west, which recently caused flooding in Iowa and severe storms in Missouri, may bring isolated showers and thunderstorms to the region late in the day. Early mornings will be mostly sunny with increasing afternoon storm chances.

WLKY meteorologist Eric Zernich’s Friday night forecast

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