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Still summer-like today, wet weather approaches tomorrow
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1:45
The summer numbers are skewed by the cooler and wetter end to...
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0:52
Vehicle strikes six Holy Cross College students near campus
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1:42
Blueberry Festival wraps up long weekend, but the tradition continues
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1:36
Enjoy the warm weather while it lasts
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2:31
Kickoff Crew recaps Notre Dame loss to Miami
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2:20
Sunny skies to start off week, but rain on the way
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3:10
Irish fall to Hurricanes 27- 24 on late field goal
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1:22
Fan reactions after Notre Dame loses season opener 27-24
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1:51
Fan reaction to Notre Dame’s season opener in Miami
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A chat about Notre Dame’s new starting QB CJ Carr
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3:30
Notre Dame’s Defense: Built to hit back
The most extreme heat and humidity will subside, but the forecast remains very humid through the weekend. The heat index will peak in the low-to-mid 90s, each afternoon. The chance of much needed rain also develops. Pop-up, non-severe storms will be in the forecast through early next week. Most of the day will be dry, but there will be a few hours, primarily in the afternoon / evening when scattered storms develop. This may require a quick change of plans, to dodge the rain. The rain is much-needed but will not be widespread, the forecast is optimistic there everyone will get at least one downpour through next Monday. Wednesday, Friday and Monday are the wettest days.
Tonight: A few showers. Low 72
Wednesday: Scattered t-showers High 88.
Thursday: Isolated storms. High 92.
Friday: Scattered t-showers. High 90