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0:48
Cool conditions continue this weekend
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0:37
Two injured in single-vehicle crash, passenger ejected from vehicle
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Cooling and drying through morning
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0:47
Severe threat over
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2:22
Notre Dame and Villanova to open 2026-27 basketball season in...
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It’s about to get more expensive to use the Toll Road
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1:01
South Bend Mayor Mueller builds on last year’s clean-up efforts
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1:29
A principal puckers-up for a good cause
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Karl King Tower not designated ’Chronic Problem Property’...
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1:22
AHEPA Senior Living brings high-demand units for low-income seniors
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1:55
Dangerous storms to our west not weakening much
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1:57
Sen. Rogers responds to ’RINO’ attacks ahead of May primary
The cold continues, and a few light lake effect snow showers are possible near the lake. Temperatures range between the mid-teens and mid-20s through the end of the week. The focus returns to Sunday and another winter storm. There is a similar set-up to our most recent storm, there could be snow and a wintry mix. The biggest difference is, we'll have some cold air in place to help with snow accumulation, at least in the early part of the storm. The early estimate, plan for up to four inches of snow, the heaviest Saturday night. As with this last storm that mark is likely to change, but that's where our forecast confidence begins.
Tonight: Mostly cloudy, flurries possible. Low 16.
Thursday: Mostly cloudy. High 26.
Friday: Partly cloudy. High 28.
Saturday: Mostly cloudy, PM snow showers. High 30.
There is still some model disagreement, mostly on timing, but most models indicate the heaviest snow would be at the beginning, Saturday night / Sunday morning.