Snow begins Sunday night, low impacts for Michiana
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South Bend leaders and educators gather to address challenges...
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Winamac businesses recovering from storm damage, flooding from...
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Boots on the Bend festival happening at St. Joseph County Fairgrounds...
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New proposal being pushed to consolidate St. Joseph County local...
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Officials praise Samsung’s takeover of New Carlisle battery...
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Niles serves up a community food festival
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Rainy weather continues, More storms overnight
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Humane Wildlife Indiana works to care for animals affected by...
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Matty Augustine injury shakes up Notre Dame’s offensive line...
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Groundbreaking for the new Woodfield Crossing in Mishawaka
A few flurries are lingering outside but should clear by this evening. Winds are breezy now but will calm somewhat tonight, with low temperatures dropping into the teens.
Sunday is expected to be dry and cloudy, with highs reaching the upper 20s. A new snow system will move in from Sunday night into Monday, primarily affecting the central part of the state. Southern Michiana could see increased snow totals, with about +1 inches expected. The heaviest snowfall is likely during the overnight hours into Monday morning. Looking ahead, slight snow chances return later next week, as temperatures remain very cold.
Tonight: Partly cloudy. Low 17.
Sunday: Cloudy, cold. Late snow showers. High 26.
Monday: Slight snow chance, breezy. High 28.
Tuesday: Mostly cloudy. High 28.