High impact, multi-day lake effect snow event

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1:35
Cloudy start to week with temperatures below normal
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3:33
A purr-fect new spot for coffee comes to Michiana; South Bend’s...
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2:03
Annual auto show breaks attendance record
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2:41
Rain on Sunday replaced by more pleasant weather in the week
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1:57
Dry then rainy again to round out the weekend
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1:28
Notre Dame Women fall to Maryland in Sweet Sixteen
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2:41
Family pleads for help in search for missing Mishawaka teen
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2:16
Northwood Panthers finish on top as 3A state champions
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2:47
Pleasant weather to cap off weekend, but rain on Monday
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2:36
Messy weather to kick off the weekend
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2:45
Goshen Fire Department dedicates Regional Training Facility to...
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1:04
Seeing the Northern Lights in the near-future, is more promising
Now through Friday evening will be a high impact lake effect snow event. Persistent snowfall will bring at least three to six inches per day in the lake effect zones, including South Bend and Elkhart. Higher amounts of 12 to 18 inches in southwest Michigan. Whiteout conditions are possible when crossing intense squalls. Use extreme caution when traveling the next two days.
There is a break from the snow Saturday, before a system warms the area into the 30s but brings additional snowfall Sunday and Monday.
Tonight: Lake effect snow showers, low of 8. Thursday ONLY snowfall
Thursday: Lake effect snow showers, high of 12.b Estimated two day totals
Friday: Lake effect snow showers, high of 10.
Saturday: Partly cloudy, high of 15. High impact lake effect snow event.
Estimated three day totals