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The National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory for a less-humid heat wave -
Severe thunderstorms bring seasonal temperatures and the weather service lifts its Extreme Heat Warning -
The National Weather Service says the Tri-State may see severe storms in addition to heat and humidity -
As students, teachers, and staff start a new school year, they're dealing with a heat index in the triple digits -
The city of Evansville is offering 3 daytime cooling stations during the ongoing heat wave -
Just days after a tornado outbreak, the Tri-State faces a flooding risk followed by the hottest temperatures of the season — so far -
The National Weather Service Office at Paducah, KY issued heat advisories or warnings 15 straight days -
The weather service has issued an Extreme Heat Warning for the Evansville area through at least Tuesday -
The C.K. Newsome Center and EVPL libraries are open for cooling off in Evansville -
Temperatures are expected to reach the mid-90's with the heat index up to 107 in the Evansville area
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