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1:08
Temperatures will hit the 60s this week
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1:48
Protesters want answers after Humane Society of SWMI resignations
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0:25
Michigan’s Redistricting Commission requesting an extension...
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1:12
More sunshine in the forecast for Sunday
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2:20
What causes maskne and how to prevent it
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1:30
Sunshine and warm temperatures this weekend
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0:24
Blood drive being held at the Plymouth Volunteer Fire Department
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0:29
Michigan students eligible for help paying college tuition
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2:07
DTSB hosts St. Patrick’s Day themed First Friday
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0:48
Fire stalls restoration work of Lakeville church
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2:56
More people considering career changes
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1:09
Blue Cross Blue Shield is working to vaccinate Greater Benton...
Tonight: Evening snow showers, mostly lake effect with the most accumulation, up to three inches, across Berrien and Cass counties. Snow will finish before the morning drive, but side and secondary roads may be slick and snow-covered.


Wednesday is a cold day, in fact the coldest temperatures come mid-morning in the teens. Clouds break and we'll see some sunshine by the afternoon, the forecast is fair with a likely thaw Thursday. The forecast remains quiet heading into the weekend. The focus remains on the track of a low along the Ohio river Sunday through Tuesday. This path puts our area on a line between rain/snow. Plan for wintry weather to start next week.

Wednesday: Partly cloudy. High of 28.
Thursday: Mostly sunny. High of 38.
Friday: Partly cloudy. High of 30.