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2:12
Wintry weather continues overnight
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2:41
Widespread snow through Sunday
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1:02
La Porte County Commissioner addresses rumors at Data Center...
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1:04
Ten African American Heroes honored at special ribbon cutting
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2:24
St. Joseph County Assessor holds Town Hall as 2025 property tax...
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1:51
Snow arrives tonight
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2:58
Breezy, dreary today, snow starts tonight
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1:11
SBPD responds to report of shooting on Western Ave and Sheridan...
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2:25
PEGGS celebrates the last 25 years DTSB
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2:22
Will fish fries cost more this Lenten season?
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1:19
The major social media trial unfolding in L.A. this week
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1:22
Less breezy Saturday before snow Sunday
Temperatures and humidity rise Tuesday ahead of a cold front that will bring showers and thunderstorms Tuesday night through Wednesday. The primary threat will be heavy rain, and localized flooding. Gusty wind and hail are also possible, but secondary to the heavy rain potential. Wednesday is a likely rain day, with at least two rounds of showers and storms, morning and evening. The pattern remains somewhat unsettled with the now juiced soil and atmosphere to produce pop-up showers Thursday and Friday, but widespread showers / storms are likely again Friday night through Saturday morning.
The overall severe threat is low, but warnings are possible this week. Keep up to date on the First Warning Mobile Weather App.
Tonight: Mostly clear. Low 65.
Tuesday: Partly cloudy. Isolated shower or storm possible. High 88.
Wednesday: Thunderstorms. Heavy rain possible High 80.
Thursday: A few showers, partly cloudy. High 78.