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4:39
Straight No Chaser comes to Michiana Saturday
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1:40
Cool today, sunny tomorrow, more rain later this weekend
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2:52
Kamm Island Fest demonstrating Mishawaka growth
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2:37
Saint Joseph County Health Department seeks grant money to continue...
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1:02
ABC57 welcomes Jordan Tolbert
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2:26
SJC Commissioners weigh options for future of County-City Building...
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3:58
Search for answers after 911 calls ring busy
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3:00
Continuing coverage: Trash on South Bend streets, alleys
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1:39
Strange smell took over Saint Joseph County Tuesday
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1:28
Strong storms likely this evening before a much cooler Thursday
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0:33
Suspect arrested following drug activity at South Bend car wash
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5:01
Botany Shop celebrates expansion at fourth annual Plant Pride
Dangerous winter weather will last through Saturday morning, and travel could still be hazardous through Christmas morning, especially in Southwest Michigan. The heaviest, widespread snow falls Thursday night, up to six inches by Friday morning. Lake effect snow brings continuous snowfall to the snow belt through Sunday. The worst wind and likely blizzard conditions will be Friday afternoon with wind gusts topping 40 mph. The bitter cold is dangerous with a wind chill in the negative 20s. The weather will improve gradually through Saturday but travel, especially on back roads may be hazardous until next week.
Tonight: Snowy. Falling temperatures. Wind gusts up to 35 mph. Low 0.
Friday: Heavy snow ending. Wind gusts up to 50 mph. Blowing/drifting snow. Cold. High 6.
Saturday: Lake effect snow. Breezy and cold. High 10.
Christmas Day: Light snow and cold. High 10.
Monday: Cloudy. High of 18