Barry brings heavy rain threat Tuesday, then tropical humidity
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South Bend Schools keeps control of Clay High building, moves...
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School threats deemed “insignificant“ by Niles Police Department
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Firefighters respond to landfill fire
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2:07
Reaction to shooting at Irish Hills Apartment
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Temperatures rise and fall with blustery weather
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1:33
Feels like winter again Monday with snow and cold temperatures
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Notre Dame Women’s going dancing in the NCAA Tournament as...
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St. Patrick’s Day sleuthing at Ox Bow County Park
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Fiddler’s Hearth celebrates tradition for St. Patrick’s Day
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Snow develops overnight, lasting through the first half of Monday
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South Bend Table Tennis Club hosts 59th annual tennis tournament
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Not so lucky today with cold temps and a few snowflakes
The remnants of Barry will bring scattered showers and thunderstorms with the potential for tropical downpours, as a surge of humidity also arrives. The heavy rain threat will last through Wednesday morning. As the chance of rain decreases to end the week the sweltering heat will soar. A heat wave, the warmest stretch since August of 2013 will last from Thursday, through the weekend. The combination of heat and humidity will make this stretch dangerous, especially for at risk groups, the very young / old and those with health conditions.
Tonight: Mostly cloudy, chance of rain late, low of 70.
Tuesday: Scattered showers and storms, heavy rain possible, high of 82.
Wednesday: Partly to mostly cloudy, slight chance of a shower, high of 86.
Thursday: Hot and very humid, high of 91.