SUMMARY: On Friday, the weather started off beautiful but was preceded by heavy rain, with up to 2-3 inches in some southern areas. Now, conditions are dry in the metro with partly cloudy skies and temperatures in the mid-50s. A cool front will bring patchy drizzle tonight, but it will be dry tomorrow morning, with temperatures in the 30s and 40s. Sunday will see a warm-up to the low 60s for Groundhog Day, followed by temperatures in the upper 60s on Wednesday. The next rain will arrive Thursday, but winter cold is expected to return soon after.

Chief meteorologist Jay Cardosi talks about above average temperatures for the first week of February

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SUMMARY: Former Kentucky men’s basketball coach John Calipari will make his return to Lexington as the head coach of Arkansas for a game against Kentucky. He expressed no bitterness about his departure and praised current coach Mark Pope for his work with the team. Calipari acknowledged the emotional weight of returning to Rupp Arena, where he made history, noting he doesn’t expect a warm reception from fans. Arkansas seeks to improve its 1-6 conference record, with Calipari focusing on preparing his team and integrating former UK players into the roster while addressing their anxieties ahead of the game.

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SUMMARY: Brent Chumbley, the 55-year-old Director of Cross Country/Track & Field at Western Kentucky University, passed away unexpectedly. He is survived by his wife, Jennifer, and daughter, Alex, a WKU freshman. Chumbley dedicated six years to WKU, coaching numerous NCAA qualifiers and All-American athletes, notably Katie Isenbarger. He previously spent 13 years at Radford University and also coached at Illinois State and Murray State. A University of Kentucky graduate, Chumbley was an accomplished hammer thrower and a former U.S. Army combat engineer. Interim Head Coach Lee Wood will lead the program for the remainder of the season.

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