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0:42
Village Food Pantry distributes coats for the holiday season
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2:57
Niles Buchanan YMCA opens Hometown Christmas Market to public
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1:59
Cold now, Mild leading up to Christmas
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2:09
Significantly warmer for today
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0:24
Train engine fire at Fidler’s Pond
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2:29
Santa at the Mistletoe Market: How to stay on the nice list
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2:34
There are new plans for the old South Bend Tribune Building
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1:54
Mobile food distributions ramp up to meet increasing need
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2:30
Woman pleads guilty after St. Joseph County flagged fake petition...
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4:51
ABC57 welcomes Olivia Ray to Kickoff, Tipoff Teams
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1:17
Snow ends tonight, way warmer to start this weekend
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Notre Dame Basketball team spreading cheer to children at Beacon...
Update: Storms likely overnight along and north of the Toll Rd. Heavy rain the biggest threat.
Extremely humid overnight, this could fuel a few evening showers but the focus will be on storms, starting Wednesday morning. Storms could be strong to severe Wednesday.
Wednesday storm threat lasts all day for round 1 and round 2.
Wednesday will likely start and end with storms, a one-two punch that will likely bring heavy rain and possible flooding and severe weather. The high humidity is the fuel for storms, after round one Wednesday morning, temperatures warm into the low 90s, the heat index will be closer to 95. Round two of storms is likely Wednesday night, once again heavy rain, flooding and severe weather is possible. Depending on how things play out, Wednesday night’s storms could be bigger threat. The humidity drops and milder weather returns for the weekend.
Heavy rain and flooding look to be the most likely and widespread threat for most.
Tonight: Humid, spotty evening showers, scattered AM storms, low 70.
Wednesday: AM scattered storms, hot and humid, high 90, another round of storms late.
Thursday: AM Showers, mostly cloudy, high 84.
Friday: Mostly sunny, highs near 80.
The humidity won't break until late Thursday, early Friday.