Severe Thunderstorms With Heavy Rain from Great Lakes to Mid-Atlantic; Excessive Heat For Central/Southern U.S. to Mid-Atlantic

Severe thunderstorms are possible today into Sunday across the upper Great Lakes region to the northern Mid-Atlantic. Damaging winds, large hail, and flooding will be the primary threats with these storms. Meanwhile, dangerous heat will continue through Sunday across the central and southern U.S. into the Mid-Atlantic. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Sat, Jul. 22, 2017 at 7:58:17 pm CDT

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Sunday's Forecast

Hotter weather is coming!

Beware of the Heat!

The hot weather will continue on Sunday, though some folks may get a break from the heat in the form of an afternoon thunderstorm. The highest rain chances will occur generally along and east of the Interstate 35 corridor, but all will see at least a slight chance of rain. High temperatures will approach triple digits once again, with heat indices well above 100.

Yes, it's July and it's hot. So you're probably thinking why is the National Weather Service bothering us? Well, it's simple: heat kills. Know the signs of heat exhaustion versus heat stroke. Faint or dizzy with excessive sweating, that's heat exhaustion. Get to a cooler place and drink water. If you or someone you know, is in the heat and suddenly stop sweating, get a throbbing headache and/or nausea, these are signs of heat stroke and it is an emergency situation. Your body is no longer able to cool off and if you don't get immediate care---it can be potentially fatal. If you're suffering from Heat Stroke, you should call 9-1-1.

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Severe Thunderstorms With Heavy Rain from Great Lakes to Mid-Atlantic; Excessive Heat For Central/Southern U.S. to Mid-Atlantic

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