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1:02
Michiana Boat Show kicked off today in South Bend
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3:51
SB board members approve funds to investigate corporation
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0:34
Cambodian Thai moving to downtown Mishawaka
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1:44
Enjoy the milder temperatures this weekend and next week
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3:27
Indiana AG targets St. Joseph County in lawsuit, alleging failure...
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1:16
Above freezing temperatures stop by on Saturday
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2:19
Local officials prepare community for Trump’s executive order...
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1:48
A tranquil and sunnier period of weather ahead
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1:45
Heat restored at Cat Lady Cafe
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1:33
Hoops for Hope cancer fundraiser honoring former St. Joe player
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3:19
IN abortion records to once again be public
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0:36
Best Western shooting death preliminarily ruled justified
Scattered snow showers will affect much of Michiana as a cold front moves through. Lake-effect snow will develop as winds shift from southwesterly to west-northwesterly later this afternoon. Snow will persist through much of the evening. Lake-effect snow and windy conditions could make the evening commute and Thursday morning's commute challenging. The highest impacts will occur north of the state line in southwestern Michigan counties, with up to 4 inches of snow expected. Northern Indiana counties could see 1–2 inches. Temperatures will plunge overnight, with wind chills dropping below zero. Wind chill values may feel as low as -5° tonight. Thursday will remain cold, with highs in the teens. Conditions will clear, and temperatures will gradually warm heading into the weekend. Rain showers are possible on Saturday, with highs reaching the 40s.
Tonight: Lake effect snow & windy. Low 10
Thursday: AM Lake effect snow. Very cold. High 18.
Friday: Fair. Partly Cloudy. High 31.
Saturday: Rain Showers. High 42