SUMMARY: A heatwave is coming with mid to upper 90s temperatures Thursday and Friday, and heat indices reaching around 106. The region will stay mostly dry through Friday evening under high pressure, with no storms currently in the area. Overnight temperatures will drop into the upper 60s and low 70s. Humidity will rise again Thursday and Friday, leading to increased chances of scattered thunderstorms this weekend, though it won’t be a washout. Air quality alerts are in effect midday tomorrow due to high ground-level ozone. Overall, expect typical July heat with mainly sunny skies and muggy conditions.

Chief meteorologist Jay Cardosi talks about when the heat index could climb to over 105 degrees across our area…

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SUMMARY: In Grayson County, Kentucky, 34-year-old Evan R. Hack was arrested for walking along the eastbound Western Kentucky Parkway near mile marker 93 while holding a handgun. Authorities responded around 12:50 a.m. after reports of his behavior. Hack, reportedly under the influence of methamphetamine, complied with officers’ commands to drop the gun. Troopers found a spent shell casing in his weapon and learned he had fired toward his truck parked by the westbound lane near mile marker 92. Nearby, personal items, ammunition, a chainsaw, propane tank, and a lawn chair in the median were discovered. Hack faces multiple charges including wanton endangerment and indecent exposure.

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SUMMARY: Wolfe County Search and Rescue has partnered with Morgan County EMS to enhance medical care during rescue missions. For over 20 years, Wolfe County Search and Rescue has aided people lost or injured in areas like Red River Gorge. Previously limited to basic first aid, the team can now provide advanced life support, including fluids and pain management, immediately at the scene, improving patient outcomes. They recently conducted a joint rescue treating a man who fell 50 feet and endured extreme heat for 24 hours. Morgan County EMS also offers training and simulation resources, enabling continued education and skill improvement for Wolfe County’s rescuers.

Whether it’s a missing hiker or a climber in trouble, the Wolfe County Search and Rescue team said it stands ready to respond.

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