There are just a handful of counties along Indiana’s eastern edge that are not part of the state’s excessive heat warning. The rest of the state is under a warning about the dangerous heat from 2 p.m. today til 8 p.m. on Sunday. The National Weather Service says temperatures will be in the 90s across the state, but the heat and humidity will make it feel closer to 110. Forecasters say people need to be careful, stay out of the sun and drink plenty of water. The National Weather Service estimates that more than 100 local heat records will fall on Saturday, though most won’t be daily highs but record-high nightly lows.