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Dangerous Heat Continues As Forecasters Monitor Another Round Of Severe Storms
Residents of the southern Pennyrile are facing another day of dangerous heat after severe thunderstorms swept across portions of the region Sunday, leaving scattered wind damage, power outages, and setting the stage for another potential round of strong storms before cooler weather arrives midweek. The National Weather Service has issued...
WHAS11
Grayson County tornado damage
WBKO
Storms linger in the overnight
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WBKO) - A Severe Thunderstorm Watch unitl 12 AM Monday has been issued for the greater western half of our viewing area. A few strong storms are possible in the overnight. Some of these could strengthen to severe. Main threats are damaging winds and heavy rain. By sunrise Monday morning, drier conditions return and temperatures will start warming up quickly to the mid 90s. Tuesday could feel even warmer.
Hoptown Chronicle
Hopkinsville is under a heat advisory through Tuesday evening
The National Weather Service has issued another heat advisory for Hopkinsville, which is in effect through 7 p.m. Tuesday. The heat index Monday will be as high as 112 degrees, followed by 107 on Tuesday, according to a graphic from the NWS office at Paducah. Heat illnesses are a concern...
WBKO
FORECAST: Heat returns, storms possible tonight
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WBKO) - A heat advisory is active for our far western counties. Feel-like temperatures in these areas can reach up to 110. Remember to stay hydrated and limit time outdoors if possible. High temperatures return today with an actual high close to 90. This afternoon humidity will...
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Tornado that struck Wax area was massive: 500 yards wide, on the ground for over 40 minutes
The tornado that caused catastrophic destruction in the Wax area on Tuesday afternoon was on the ground for over 40 minutes. The National Weather Service (NWS) said the EF-2 twister, with a peak wind speed of 115 miles per hour, was continuously on the ground for 41 minutes, from 4:27 p.m. to 5:08 p.m., and covered 21.2 miles. The twister was quite large, as it measured 500 yards in width.