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Ninety-degree highs for the Fourth of July
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Getting hotter during the holiday weekend
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Hot and humid weather returns for the holiday weekend
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Sunny skies and warmer highs: quiet weather ahead
The thaw and fog cycle continues. Temperatures will be rising above freezing Wednesday morning, as light rain and drizzle move into the area. The combination of melting snow and falling rain will lead to a super-saturated lower atmosphere, the conditions for thick fog. Areas with the most snowpack will have the densest fog and coolest temperatures. There’s more rain and fog in the forecast for Thursday.
There is still much doubt in a potential ‘ major ‘ winter storm Friday and Saturday. That doesn’t mean we won’t see snow but a significant snowfall may not impact Michiana. There is still the potential significant snowfall and winter weather in the Midwest this weekend.
Tonight: Dense fog and drizzle developing overnight, low 30.
Wednesday: Fog and drizzle, high of 46.
Thursday: Rain and fog, highs near 50.
Friday: Snow showers, high of 30.