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2:13
Cars line up hours before Cops and Goblins ticket window, line...
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3:32
Illinois coaster enthusiast, regular at Six Flags Great America...
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3:47
A broken fax machine causes a disabled woman to lose her caregiver
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3:09
Marshall County Council makes final vote to end Flock camera...
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1:33
Rainy weather ushers in Fall’s return
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3:04
Mom speaks out after child gets on wrong SBCSC bus, lost for...
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3:10
“This Is What Notre Dame Football Does”: Marcus Freeman Embraces...
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2:53
‘A Great Day for Football’: Eddy Street Residents, Police...
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Record-breaking warm temperatures to start the week
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One person shot at Benton Harbor restaurant early Saturday morning,...
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Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Demystifying the diagnosis process...
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Grief Walk hosted by Elkhart County Parks Oct. 13
The snow begins Wednesday afternoon around 3:00 PM and will become most intense after 5:00 PM. The final totals for four to six inches will not be overwhelming in the end. However, most of the snowfall is between 5:00 PM and 10:00 PM. The period travel will be difficult and if plan around the period, you'd save yourself a headache. There's a lull in the snow overnight but you should still plan for extra time Thursday morning, a few lake effect snow showers are likely in the snow belt.
The clouds clear for a lovely Friday, Valentines Day. The weekend however is messy with a few rounds of snow, possibly winter mix as well. The difference between the weekend and Wednesday is the snowfall is spread out over two days, though final totals may be similar.
Next week is cold again, with lows in the single digits.
Tonight: Mostly cloudy. Low 22.
Wednesday: PM snow. High 28.
Thursday: AM snow showers. High 26.
Friday: Partly cloudy. High 28.