Take a look at lows from Sunday morning. Unfortunately, it is probably the last time you will be able to keep the windows open and the air conditioning turned off for a couple days.
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This afternoon we saw more heat and humidity. The combination of the two allowed for some cloud development and even a few showers and a thunderstorm in northwest Tennessee and western Kentucky.
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The interesting thing to note about today is that we tied a record today in Cape Girardeau, Missouri. The temperature spread from this morning to this afternoon was 37°. That ties the record maximum temperature range for this date set in 1967.
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