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Kentucky’s Scorching Summers and Rising Risks | Lexington News
Kentucky’s summers are turning dangerously hot, with average temps up two degrees since 1970—thanks to greenhouse gases. Heat indexes now crack 110°, waves linger longer, and health risks soar, especially for rural Appalachians who can’t afford AC. Cities like Bowling Green are running 8° hotter than normal, but relief’s on the way as a heat dome breaks. Still, officials warn: extreme heat and humidity are deadly for seniors, outdoor workers, and those with respiratory issues—air quality’s getting worse too. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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