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Joseph Meyer

Missouri
As seen in: KMTV-TV (Omaha, NE), Observer, Cincinnati Enquirer, JD Supra, NewsBreak, KOMU-TV (Columbia, MO), BVB Buzz, Christian County Headliner News, Edible Madison
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High heat for the next couple days, but a pattern change arrives next week

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By Joseph Meyer
| KMTV-TV (Omaha, NE) Verified
3 Things to Know Peak of the heat comes Monday The cool-down hits early next week Increasing chance of rain midweek Forecast After several days of very hot & humid weather for Omaha, we are rushing toward its apex over the next couple days. Temperatures this evening will be in the 90s, and will sink into the 70s overnight. A few showers & storms are possible this afternoon along a weak front, but these will be isolated in nature. Sunday is another hot day as temperatures reach the mid-90s.
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More small rain chances Friday afternoon, then getting hotter for the weekend

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By Joseph Meyer
| KMTV-TV (Omaha, NE) Verified
3 Things to Know Above-normal temperatures continue Isolated rain possible Friday The cool-down hits early next week Forecast As the warmer-than-average heat builds into the region this weekend, remember to take breaks if you are working outside and drink plenty of fluids. While the afternoon humidity will not be overly high, heat indices could still reach 95-105 at times this week.
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Permanent daylight saving time could be coming; what does it mean for you?

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By Joseph Meyer
| KMTV-TV (Omaha, NE) Verified
The House passed a bill Tuesday that would make daylight saving time permanent, and the change could have a noticeable impact on daily life, especially in winter. WHAT IT MEANS Daylight Saving Time means that the clocks change twice a year: "spring forward" and "fall back". The bill passed by the House would create permanent Daylight Saving Time, permanent "spring forward". The summer would NOT be impacted, as we already observe DST in the summer.
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