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South Bend High School Music Festival highlights student talent
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South Bend house fire possibly caused by lightning
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Flooding remains a threat into Wednesday
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Severe weather threat ending across Michiana
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SJCPD responds to AG’s appeal of lawsuit dismissal
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More strong storms likely this evening
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The ingredients for severe weather
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Heavy rain, high winds, and hail are main severe concerns today
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Amidst several rounds of storms, some could be severe today
Steamy through Wednesday morning, the high humidity will fuel midday thunderstorms as a cold front cuts southward. The midday timing of storms will limit the severe threat, a threat that increase north to south and is likely highest closer to Kokomo and Indianapolis by mid afternoon. The biggest difference in the wake of this front is lower humidity. Thursday is warm, sunny but not humid. A slight surge in humidity Friday sparks an isolated chance of storms, then a beautiful summer weekend to follow.
Tonight: Muggy. Low 70.
Wednesday: Midday scattered storms. High 78.
Thursday: Mostly sunny. High 84.
Friday: Isolated storms. High 85.
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