Tropical downpours tonight, heat wave begins Wednesday
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Severe storms batter Marshall County, leaves trail of damage
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EF1 Tornado hits Bourbon, leaves scattered damage
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Rain returns Friday afternoon, heavy rain possible
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Early dismissal at Marian High School Thursday due to complete...
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Calm weather through tomorrow afternoon, rain returns this weekend
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Some residents still without power from Sunday’s storm while...
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Storm damage from Bourbon after severe weather barreled through
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Bethel University’s fourth annual Starting Small Summit brings...
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IUSB and School City of Mishawaka streamline admission process...
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Area Plan Commission sides with farmers in opposition to Kosciusko...
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Severe weather Wednesday evening
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Five semitrucks overturned by wind on I-65 Wednesday afternoon
Scattered showers and storms continue through tonight, localized downpours of +1” are possible.
The heat wave begins Wednesday as highs will make a run towards 90, the heat index will reach the mid-90s thanks to sweltering humidity. A few pop-up showers are still possible but as ‘Barry’ exits the more sunshine will only make it hotter.
Extreme heat and humidity will last from Thursday through Sunday with Friday and Saturday being the hottest days, the heat index could peak as high as 110. Be proactive in keeping cool and hydrated, heat is the number one weather killer.
Tonight: Scattered showers/storms, low of 72.
Wednesday: Partly cloudy, chance of a shower, high of 90.
Thursday: Hot and very humid, slight chance of storms, high of 92.
Friday: Extreme heat, high of 95.