Lamm said a front coming through the area would at least help lower dew points through Thursday, though she said the heat and humidity would be back in force Friday and over the weekend. Local news: Consumer advocates say CenterPoint left $77 million in equipment off natural gas proposal Isolated thunderstorms and rain showers are possible Wednesday evening, according to Mary Lamm, a hydrologist with the National Weather Service's Paducah, Kentucky, office. It's stifling and often dangerous weather, the kind that makes cities like Evansville implement burn bans until conditions improve. The following days, continuing through Sunday, offer similar temps in the middle 90s along with mostly sunny skies. It will be just one in a string of days of hot weather in the region that isn't expected to relent anytime soon.Īccording to the weather agency's seven-day forecast, Wednesday's high will reach 96 degrees and the day's heat-index values, which indicate how hot it really feels outside by combining air temperature and relative humidity, may climb to 108. CDT Wednesday and lasting through the evening, according to the National Weather Service. View Gallery: Downpour for Evansville Men’s City Golf TournamentĮVANSVILLE − A heat advisory will be in effect for the Tri-State starting 11 a.m.
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