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Illinois-Indiana-Kentucky Face First Frost Risk Next Sunday Oct 18

Paducah, KY – Residents across portions of Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky and Missouri could experience a dramatic temperature swing this week, with near record heat around Columbus Day giving way to the

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Illinois-Indiana-Kentucky Face First Frost Risk Next Sunday Oct 18

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