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1:54
Isolated severe thunderstorm risk tonight
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4:31
Granger students create mural for auction
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2:07
Severe threat increasing today
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1:07
Warm and damp out the door
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0:47
South Bend Record Show takes over Gillespie Center Sunday
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2:21
Ag Days wraps up at the St Joseph County Fairgrounds
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0:57
President Donald Trump responds to Pope Leo’s statement Sunday
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1:28
Stormy start to the week
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0:59
Hot and cloudy today
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1:03
Calm, warmer out the door
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0:34
SBPD investigating shooting after walk-in gunshot victim
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0:37
Tolson Center kicks off soccer season
Wednesday isn't pretty but it's far from the worst weather we've had this month. The morning is dry but gray, as temperatures rise near 40. Temperatures peak midday, then rain and possibly a mix of snow as temperatures fall through the afternoon. Any precipitation is likely done by 5:00 PM. After a chilly start, Thursday is a nice spring day, with sunshine. Friday is still the focus for greatest impact this week. Rain is likely, temperatures warm, the wind gusts and storms are possible in the evening / overnight. The storm threat remains low, mostly due to timing. We will see how storms develop to the west Friday afternoon as a gauge for the later threat.
Tonight: Clouds return Low 32.
Wednesday: Rain/snow showers. High 40.
Thursday: Mostly sunny. High 50.
Friday: Showers, Breezy, Eve. Storms. High 64.