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Cold front Tuesday brings scattered rain and relief from heat Original

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By Haley Fitzpatrick Verified
| KTVI-TV (St. Louis, MO) Verified
ST. LOUIS – A band of weakening showers and storms is pushing in Tuesday from southern Iowa and northern Missouri. The activity comes along the heels of our next cold front, which will usher in another shot of scattered rain and storms for our southeastern counties Tuesday afternoon, and eventually a break from the heat and humidity.
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Keeping cool in the Botanical Garden’s Climatron

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By Haley Fitzpatrick Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Keeping cool in the Botanical Garden’s Climatron ST. LOUIS – While the summer heat is relentless outside, visitors at the Missouri Botanical Garden are finding relief inside the Climatron. The tropical conservatory stays between 64 degrees and 85 degrees year-round thanks to advanced climate controls. Botanical Garden spokesperson Jessika Eidson says even 85 degrees feels refreshing compared to triple-digit heat indices outside.
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Extreme Heat Warning begins Sunday in St. Louis – How hot will it get? Original

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By Haley Fitzpatrick Verified, Joey Schneider Verified
| KTVI-TV (St. Louis, MO) Verified
ST. LOUIS – Dangerous heat is expected in the St. Louis region over the next several days. The National Weather Service has issued an “Extreme Heat Warning” and “Heat Advisory” for much of Greater Metropolitan St. Louis from Sunday afternoon to Thursday evening. Temperatures are expected to climb into the 90s over each of the next five days, and heat indices – the “feels-like temperature” – will likely peak in the 100s or 110s every day through Thursday.
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