Heavy rain still the biggest threat with messy end of week storm

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0:48
50th annual St. Joseph River Flotilla
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1:37
Warm and muggy overnight, Showers and storms tomorrow
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0:37
Cars and Coffee event held Saturday at Studebaker Museum
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Mass shooting in downtown Chicago leaving two dead
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1:34
Hot and clear today, Storms tomorrow
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0:32
Golf cart and pickup truck collide leaving one injured
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1:53
Fourth of July Festivities light up South Bend
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Newton Park 4th of July Celebration
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1:34
Berrien Springs hosted Pickle Fest Friday
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1:10
Warm and dry for fireworks tonight
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Berrien Springs hosts its fifth annual Pickle Fest
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1:14
Hot and Humid Independence Day, Storms return Sunday
A one day cold snap, Wednesday. Temperatures will fail to reach 30 for a high, then the warm-up begins to end the week. Thursday will be breezy, gusts topping 30 mph as temperatures climb into the mid-40s. The forecast remains mild through Friday with widespread rain. The heavy rain threat may be greater than the snow threat, with more than two inches possible through midday Saturday. Rain changes to mix/snow Saturday afternoon as temperatures fall. The forecast remains slushy and sloppy.
Tonight: Mostly cloudy, chance of flurries. Low of 20.
Wednesday: Partly cloudy to mostly sunny. High of 27.
Thursday: Mostly cloudy, breezy, PM rain. High of 46.
Friday: Rainy. High of 48.
There is some model disagreement on the [day 4] forecast track of the low. Even with a disagreement in track both solutions trend less on a snow impact and more on rain, keeping the area in the ‘wet zone’ longer.



