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Showers and storms continue overnight, the main threat being flooding with more heavy rain expected after midnight.
Thursday is the last muggy and stormy day. Shower and storms are still likely through the first half of the day, gradually clearing by evening. The humidity drops into Friday, a more pleasant and dry day. The weekend also looks pretty fair and milder with lower humidity. There is a chance of an isolated shower Sunday.
High resolution run of Forecast Track plots another round of heavy rain early Thursday.
Tonight: Scattered storms, low 72.
Thursday: AM showers and storms, mostly cloudy, high 84.
Friday: Partly cloudy, highs 76.
Saturday: Mostly sunny, highs in the low 80s.
FLOOD WATCH: Expanded time until 8 AM EDT, expanded area all of Michiana.
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