SUMMARY: WKU Football announced its 2025 schedule featuring 12 games, including six at home. The season starts on August 23 with a home game against Sam Houston. WKU will host North Alabama and Nevada, and play at Toledo, Missouri State, and Delaware. October includes Tuesday night games against FIU and Louisiana Tech. The Hilltoppers host New Mexico State and Middle Tennessee in November before facing LSU at their stadium and concluding the season against Jax State. The CUSA Championship is scheduled for December 5. Notably, all October league matchups will be midweek, emphasizing “Weekday CUSA” football.

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SUMMARY: The Fox 56 News weather forecast reports several storms affecting Eastern Kentucky, featuring heavy rain and flash flood warnings extended to the east. There are strong storms in Casey County with potential winds up to 60 mph and a chance of a brief tornado. A tornado watch is in effect until 11 a.m. for several counties. Another severe thunderstorm warning is in place for Montgomery County. Following this morning’s storms, drier conditions are expected until evening when more showers may develop. Temperatures will drop into the 30s after these storms, with a chance of rain and snow next week.

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SUMMARY: Chief Meteorologist Jay Cardosi reports active weather in the region, with heavy rain and thunderstorms currently affecting downtown and surrounding areas. While no severe weather warnings are in effect, drivers should be cautious of ponding on roadways. Temperatures are around 39 degrees, with humidity at 82%. Scattered storms will continue into early tomorrow morning, especially south of the metro area, where there could be strong cells. Tomorrow, conditions improve, with highs reaching the low 60s after morning showers clear. The forecast hints at cooling temperatures and potential rain or snow early next week.

Chief meteorologist Jay Cardosi talks about shower and storm chances tonight and again this weekend…

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