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Heatwave could lead to hottest Memorial Day in Savannah area since 1941

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An early season heat wave is expected to build this week and send temperatures to near record levels by the holiday weekend. Humidity will also jump leading to feels like temperatures above 100°.

If the current forecast holds, this will be the hottest Memorial Day since at least 1941.

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