Sweltering humidity and scattered storms by Sunday
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Sunny, chilly Tuesday
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Common council approves South Bend Police Department merit system
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Thanksgiving holiday travel weather conditions
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Depending on Data
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Highs below freezing and Lake Effect Snow by Friday
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Centre Township Library to close for renovations
The humidity is high after recent heavy rain, and will rise even higher, sweltering humidity starting Sunday. The heat index peak near 95 to 100 degrees Sunday and Monday. The high humidity is also fuel for thunderstorms. A round Sunday morning could be loud, but the early arrival, the concern for widespread damaging wind is low. Monday evening's round of storms could be stronger depending on the timing, and is the timeframe for watch for severe weather. With the water table already high, flash flooding will be an issue with any additional heavy rainfall. The heat and humidity will break Wednesday, lasting through next weekend.
Tonight: Mostly clear. Low 66.
Saturday: Mostly sunny. High 87.
Sunday: AM T-storms High 90.
Monday: HOT, evening t-storm. High 92