Especially Tuesday and Wednesday ladies, those are gonna be the excessive heat ki kind of days and, and tomorrow we kick into that, but today is gonna be warm too. In fact, I wanted to talk just a little bit about 90 degree days. Now we've had 13 today, it'll be 14. The average number of 90 degree days we get in the season is 20. So we're actually below that. But you'll recall that we've had, you know, there were stretches where we were below average every day. The record 1983 when we had 5890 degree days, I will never forget that year because my wife was pregnant and she worked in a place with no air conditioning. Well, the average date of the last 90 degree day is September 6th. So it's not um out of the ordinary that we would have a 90 degree day. But boy, it's kind of rare that we have this many this late in the season. 72 in Indie 72 in Muncie, 65 in Bloom. And our due points are in the low to mid sixties. So this is not oppressive humidity, but we're going to see that climb as we move into the next few days. In fact, the heat and diseases tomorrow, probably around 100. Uh, as the kids are headed off to school, we'll get to 84 degrees by 11 a.m. And then eventually our high today of 93 and by the way, tonight, we have sunset at 829. So these days are getting shorter, which is kind of a good thing because it takes out the heating from the sun. But this evening, we're going to be in the eighties even at nine o'clock tonight. I also want to remind you that tomorrow storm prediction center, Norman Oklahoma has a marginal risk of severe weather from basically Kokomo on north. And then that's brought down here on Wednesday when most of us will have an opportunity to experience some thunderstorms. Big ridge of high pressure is really building this heat bubble and look at tomorrow. Uh This will be across not only the central and eastern US, but of course across most of the area. Now let me put future track in motion. I don't see any rain here tonight as we go into tomorrow. Then we start out basically dry. There could be some pop up storms in northern India, but Wednesday is the day. This is 630 in the morning and look at this pop up showers and thunderstorms throughout the morning, possible for our morning rush hour then and of course, we'll have that excessive heat watch during the day tomorrow. Now, today it's a hot one at 93 we'll call it a weather impact alert Tuesday and Wednesday. Why? Because the heat indices will be over 100 degrees. Now, we start to back off on that just a little bit. I don't think you'll notice it a lot, but a little bit as we move into the weekend by Sunday, 85 certainly more pleasant. And, you know, Lindsay, I was looking at some of the long range outlooks into the beginning of September and it looks like we're back to the seventies, but we got a long way to go to get there.