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Morning weather forecast: 10/9/2024
SUMMARY: This morning in Richmond, temperatures are chilly, sitting in the 40s, with clear skies and a sunny outlook for the day ahead. Hurricane Milton is currently a category four storm with 155 mph winds, making its way toward Florida’s Gulf Coast. While the hurricane is expected to weaken as it approaches land, areas such as Tampa and Sarasota are still at risk for life-threatening storm surges. For local weather, expect a pleasant 74 degrees today, with cool overnight lows. Next week brings autumnal temperatures, with highs dropping into the 50s and the potential for frost.
Hurricane Milton looks imposing. Long range modeling suggests another possible storm may follow next week. Keep eyes on the tropics. Meanwhile, a pleasant morning with a warm, lovely afternoon is in the forecast for central Kentucky, so get out and enjoy it. I hear apple picking is lovely this time of year!
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Evening Forecast 6/14/2025
SUMMARY: The evening forecast for 6/14/2025 predicts scattered showers and thunderstorms due to an area of low pressure dominating the region. Tonight, steady showers are occurring in Pulaski, Knox, Casey, and Nicholas counties, with temperatures around 70-72°F and high humidity creating muggy conditions. This tropical, stormy pattern is expected to continue throughout the week with daily afternoon and evening rain, some potentially strong storms, but low severe threat. Overnight lows will be near 68°F with fog development. Father’s Day will see similar weather—scattered storms and lots of humidity with highs in the lower 80s. Drier, warmer weather may return next weekend.
Evening Forecast 6/14/2025
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Daily afternoon showers and storms for Sunday
SUMMARY: Scattered showers and thunderstorms continued across the region Saturday and are expected to persist through Father’s Day and much of the upcoming week. Hot, humid conditions will combine with upper-level disturbances to trigger daily afternoon storms. Most activity dissipates by evening, but isolated showers may linger. Sunday begins mostly dry with patchy fog and clouds, then scattered storms return by mid-afternoon. Despite the rain chances, outdoor Father’s Day plans remain possible during dry periods. Highs will reach the mid-80s, with similar patterns Monday through Thursday. Drier, hotter weather may return by next weekend, possibly hitting 90 degrees by Saturday.
WLKY meteorologist Eric Zernich’s Saturday evening forecast
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Impacts of Israel-Iran conflict on Kentucky
SUMMARY: Tensions between Israel and Iran have escalated following Israeli airstrikes on Iranian nuclear and military sites, prompting Iranian retaliation. In Kentucky, Rabbi Shlomo Litvin of the Kentucky Jewish Council defended Israel’s actions, citing Iran’s growing nuclear threat. The conflict’s global repercussions are already hitting Americans at the gas pump, with oil prices jumping over 8% to \$74 a barrel. Gas, diesel, and jet fuel prices are expected to rise further, with Lexington possibly seeing 10–20 cent increases per gallon. Analysts emphasize oil pricing is a global issue, minimally influenced by U.S. leadership, and driven by broader geopolitical dynamics.
A decades-long shadow war between Israel and Iran came to its tipping point as Israel launched strikes on Iran, targeting the country’s nuclear and military facilities in the early hours of Friday morning.
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