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Sticky out the door, stormy afternoon
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1:56
South Bend community letting their inner child shine at VPA’s...
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1:12
The Links at Four Winds Field kicked off Friday
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1:40
Road construction brings difficult times to not only travel but...
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People need to stop dumping in District 2,’ Ride-along with...
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Severe storm chances trending down for Michiana Friday and Saturday
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Groundbreaking at new Elkhart apartments Thursday
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One dead after hit and run with motorcycle in Elkhart Thursday...
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1:12
Marshall County Historical Society & Museum holds annual fundraiser
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Local author’s new book makes reading fun
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Pulaski County Historical Society giving history a new home
Heavy rain continues to fall Tuesday night, an additional one to three inches will keep flood waters rising. Many roads are flooded and conditions will only get worse. Use extreme caution and do not cross flooded roads or barricades.
Wednesday, the rain comes to an end but the flood waters will continue to rise. Many rivers are forecast to reach record crests Thursday and Friday, 10 feet above flood stage. Flood waters are expected to recede starting Saturday.
Temperatures will be much colder Wednesday, a wintry mix in the morning and falling temperatures could turn some roads slick or icy. There is more rain the forecast by Friday morning.

Tonight: Rainy, heavy at times, lows in the mid-30s.
Wednesday: AM wintry mix, temperatures fall from the mid-30s.
Thursday: Partly to mostly cloudy, highs in the low 40s.
Friday: Morning rain showers, highs in the mid-40s.