SUMMARY: Oppressive heat continues with spotty afternoon thunderstorms typical for this time of year. Recent storms near Clark County have weakened but isolated strong wind gusts and heavy rain remain possible, especially near I-65 north of Sellersburg. Temperatures are in the upper 70s to low 80s tonight with humidity around 85%. Friday will be hotter, with highs in the low to mid-90s and heat indexes between 100-105, prompting an extended heat advisory. Morning will be dry, but scattered afternoon storms could bring gusty winds and heavy rain. The heat and storm chances persist into the weekend, easing slightly after a front moves in Monday night.

Chief meteorologist Jay Cardosi talks about the heat advisory extended into Friday and a continued chance for spotty afternoon cooling storms.

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