Tomorrow is the final day of summer, and it's going to feel every bit like mid July. After starting in the mid 60s we'll be heading into the low 90s. A hot day, but not record territory which is 97 from 1940! We'll also enjoy a lot of sunshine as we say farewell to summer.
There will be a small storm chance as the cold front plows through tomorrow night and we'll watch for any stronger storms, but it's more likely on the other side of the Ohio River.
A huge temperature drop is coming as fall begins on Thursday with the equinox, so for us it timed out perfectly. We'll be in the 70s Thursday with a small rain chance early. On Friday, we may not get out of the 60s! The cool will last into next week.
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Hurricane Fiona continues to strengthen in the Atlantic after passing the Turks and Caicos today. It's a Category 3 storm and will likely make to 4 as it nears Bermuda later this week. It may have a big impact in eastern Canada as well.
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