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Urban heat intensifies in St. Louis: Residents face triple-digit temps amid tornado recovery
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ST. LOUIS — As St. Louis braces for several days of triple-digit heat, residents in parts of the city are feeling the temperature rise more intensely than others, especially in neighborhoods still recovering from recent tornadoes.
In north St. Louis, longtime resident Terry Miller is doing what he can to stay cool.
“This heat might get so bad that you can fry an egg off the concrete,” Miller said from the porch of his home, where he’s lived since 1967.
He’s lucky, he said, to have a bit of shade and a working air conditioner for now.
Tracking a damp evening and a hot week ahead
A weather system originating from Nebraska has been able to tap into the energy and moisture over northwest Missouri and northeast Kansas, resulting in an extended band of showers that brought a soggy start to our Sunday. This line of showers currently stretches from Manhattan, Kansas, across much of Missouri.
As of early Sunday afternoon, St. Joseph has received approximately 0.75 inches of rain. There remains a chance for additional rain tonight as the line of storms continues to graze the southern edge of Buchanan County, although it appears most of the activity will track just south of Highway 36.
Areas south of Highway 36 in Buchanan County are under a Level 1 out of 5 risk for pockets of heavy rainfall and the potential for localized (areal) flooding. However, the overall severe storm risk remains very low at this time.
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