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FORECAST:
- As temperatures climb to the low 90s, Chief Meteorologist John Ahrens said Thursday afternoon, extreme heat and humidity will begin tomorrow.
- The humidity will make it feel worse; it will feel close to 100 degrees by the weekend.
- “Stay hydrated and in the AC if you can, friends,” Ahrens said. “No relief will be expected through most of next week.”
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