Sunny end to week, severe storms possible tomorrow
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Springlike today, hotter tomorrow
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A possibly frosty morning
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Hundreds gathered at a local Michiana brewery in hopes of breaking...
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Ag Days 2026 kicks off Friday at the St. Joseph County Fairgrounds
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Notre Dame’s safety room looks loaded behind Shuler and Johnson
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Notre Dame cornerbacks Leonard Moore, Christian Gray embracing...
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Fair Plain Middle School students learning new technology skills
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Sunshine take over later today
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Raise Your Voice event with Saint Mary’s College
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AG Days kicks off this weekend aiming to teach families and kids...
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Heavy rain this morning
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Cass County Commissioners pass storm recovery funding proposal
While not as cool and breezy as yesterday, our Friday across the area will still be generally pleasant with temperatures in the low 80s and partly cloudy conditions above. After a mild night in the mid 60s, Saturday's highs will get a jump start out of the gate and land in the low 80s early in the day. An incoming cold front during the second half of Saturday will bring a broad line of showers and thunderstorms, some of which may be severe. Excessive rainfall/flooding is the main concern, but no threats are off the table as of now. South of US-30 will have a slightly higher chance of seeing severe weather than those north of the road. A few showers will linger into Sunday morning, but the rain tapers off and skies gradually clear in the second half of Sunday and also Monday.
Today: Partly cloudy. High 82.
Tonight: Mostly clear. Low 66.
Saturday: Thunderstorms. High 84.
Sunday: AM showers. High 81.