Flash flood threat gone for now, but rain returns Thursday
By:
David Caulfield
Posted: Jul 13, 2021 7:04 PM EST
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A slow-moving warm front paired with abnormally high humidity led to flash flooding Monday in parts of South Bend and Mishawaka.
FLOODING
— Tom Coomes (@TomCoomes) July 13, 2021
3"-4" rain fell over parts of South Bend / Mishawaka in less than 90 minutes, inundating roads and storm drains. #inwx pic.twitter.com/VOE5zt2jSG
While parts of Michiana saw more heavy rain on Tuesday, storms had a thankfully quicker pace this time around. The sun even returned to Michiana skies by the early evening.
BREAKING — The sun is out #inwx pic.twitter.com/F3D5mj9ET2
— Tom Coomes (@TomCoomes) July 13, 2021
A rare stretch of dry weather is likely for the area on Wednesday and through much of Thursday. Heavy rain could return to Michiana skies by Thursday night and Friday, meaning more flash flooding is possible.
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