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In this Basehor Traveler Issue...
🌧️ Today's the Wettest Day of the Week
🎶 Third Thursdays Is Tomorrow
📚 A Good Excuse to Visit the Library Today
Looking ahead
Third Thursdays: Concerts on the Lawn featuring Damien Gunn , Thursday, August 20, Civic Campus
Backyard Concert featuring Peter Burton , Friday, August 21, 5:00pm to 8:00pm, 16042 Linwood Rd, Bonner Springs (free, bring a lawn chair)
Cruise Night, Faith Cottages Assisted Living , August 27, 4:00pm to 7:00pm, 15707 Pinehurst Dr, Basehor
28th Annual Basehor Car Show , September 12, BLHS
Times can shift, so double check before you head out.
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Meme of the Day
Today carries the best chance of rain all week, 62 percent with a high of 83. Thursday tapers to 44 percent, and Friday clears out nicely at 86, good timing for two events on the calendar this weekend.
🌧️ Today's the Wettest Day of the Week
If you have outdoor plans today, today is the one to move indoors or push back. Showers and storms are likely, with a 62 percent chance and a high of 83. It clears up steadily from here, so tomorrow and Friday both look better.
🎶 Third Thursdays Is Tomorrow
One more day. Third Thursdays: Concerts on the Lawn featuring Damien Gunn closes out the city's summer concert series tomorrow at the Civic Campus. Full details in tomorrow's issue.
📚 A Good Excuse to Visit the Library Today
With rain in the forecast, the Basehor Community Library is one of the better places to spend part of today, free, dry, and air conditioned. Whether you need a book, a quiet place to work, or just somewhere to wait out the weather, it is a solid rainy day option close to home.
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