Through Wednesday, we will see sunny skies and highs in the upper 80s to near 90. Humidities will remain comfortable.
However, a low pressure system from the west combined with the remnants of Fay will move towards our area. However, there is a possibility that Fay could be to our east and the other storm from the west could be pushed away by Fay. For now, I will have a 30% chance of rain/storms Thursday-Saturday. Temps will remain in the upper 80s with slightly increased humidities.
Since neither of these systems will bring a cold front, next Sunday will begin a short period of hot and dry conditions. Humidities will be low, but highs will soar to near 90.
Tropical Storm Fay is now forecasted to have 80mph as it hits western Florida, according to the NHC. It currently has 50mph winds. The southern and southwestern parts of Florida, are under a Hurricane Watch. The Florida Keys are under a Hurricane Watch and a Tropical Storm Warning. This is expected to hit Florida early Tuesday morning.
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Michael Phelps makes history...
- Michael Phelps broke the record for most gold medals in a single Olympic Games by winning the 4x100m relay last night.
- Also in the last night of swimming, Dara Torres, the 41 year old of the USA, won 2 silver medals in the 50m freestyle and the 4x100m relay.
- USA women's water polo team has advanced to the semifinals to play a team TBD.
- USA women's basketball team is 5-0 after beating New Zealand by 36 points.
- USA women's soccer team will play Japan at 9am tomorrow morning in the semifinals.
Cheer on the USA team and the Jeffersonville Little League team. Their game is today at 3:30pm on ABC.
Alex C.
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