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2:32
Nine people charged in alleged murder at Miami Correctional Facility
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2:31
National Weather Service confirms tornadoes
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2:04
Cold out the door, Fair by afternoon
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0:20
School City of Mishawaka approves Growing Together Preschool,...
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2:15
“Hoosier Hospitality, Hoosier Lanes” local business in Wheatfield...
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2:34
Local student earns spot at the Scripps Howard National Spelling...
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2:38
NWS confirms EF-2 tornado hits Starke County Tuesday night
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0:59
Edwardsburg tornado cleanup continues after second round storm
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2:28
Once in “tornado emergency,“ Knox residents reflect on twister’s...
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3:11
SJC police officer talks flooding danger on roads
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2:18
People in Starke County prepare to fix damage after Tuesday night’s...
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1:07
A reminder it’s March, snow returns by next Monday
The weather stays dry for most of Wednesday but showers and storms become more likely by evening and overnight. Continuing the trend of late, heavy rain and flooding will be the top concern due our saturated atmosphere and soil. Localized downpours of more than two inches are possible with many seeing nearly one inch by Thursday afternoon. Warmer weather arrives with the Summer Solstice Friday, as highs look to stay near 80 for the foreseeable future. Warmer temps will also make pop-up showers and storms also more likely.
Tonight: Partly cloudy, low of 62.
Wednesday: Increasing clouds, chance of showers and storms, high of 78.
Thursday: AM showers, mostly cloudy, high of 68.
Friday: Mostly sunny, high of 78.
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