Warming to start the week, Showers and storms by Tuesday
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1:08
Celebrating “National Dog Day“
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Cooper Flanagan’s return, James Flanigan’s homecoming headline...
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Democratic County Council Candidate weighs in on the potential...
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Dolly Parton leaves behind an opportunity for children to read...
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A change to St. Joseph Amtrak station is on the way
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Second annual Celebration Under the Stars will return to Elkhart...
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Grassroots effort to ’Get the Flock’ out of Marshall County...
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No response to questions from NIPSCO, State entities following...
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Angelo’s Restaurant employees and customers reflect as closing...
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Marshall County Blueberry Festival returns Sept. 4-7
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Proposed TIF District Near Granger Data Center Faces Pushback
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Niles City Council approves solar power agreements
ABC57 First Warning Neighborhood Weather Forecast
Saturday, March 28, 2025
Today has been a fairly sunny and quiet day. The streak of quiet weather will continue, accompanied by increasing temperatures through Tuesday. Persistent breezy southerly winds will not only bring in warmer air, but also 60-degree dew points. Warmer air and moisture welcome showers and thunderstorms Monday night through early Wednesday. There is an opportunity for strong to severe storms in the upper Great Lakes on Tuesday afternoon into Tuesday evening. Confidence is low as of now. Temperatures crash after Tuesday with a passing cold front. The rest of the week looks to be wet with scattered rain chances through the weekend.
Tonight: Clouds building, cool. Low 36.
Sunday: Partly sunny, breezy, mild. High 60.
Monday: AM sun, PM clouds, breezy, warm. High 72.
Tuesday: Showers and storms, warm. High 76.