Mainly quiet thru Wednesday before pattern turns active

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3:08
Chicago celebrates hometown pontiff
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1:05
St.Pius Parish held a special mass Thursday for Pope Leo
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1:17
Local catholic students react the new pope
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3:57
80th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day
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2:13
This week’s ABC57 Cub Reporter is Isaac Castillo
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1:52
Catholic Theological Seminary reacts to news of new Pope
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0:59
Govenor Braun keynote speaker at RV industry power breakfast...
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5:51
Two New Prairie school buses carrying sports team involved in...
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1:00
Frosty Friday morning, then a weekend warm-up
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9:48
Power Worries
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2:51
One year later, many still reliving Colon tornado
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5:13
BCHD community baby shower supporting new, expecting families
Windy conditions and large waves along Lake Michigan beaches will be the story for Sunday as a Clipper-type system moves by to our north. We are mainly dry thru Thursday morning with a small chance of light rain and/or snow showers late Tuesday into early Wednesday morning.
Temperatures will be above normal each day as we top out in the upper 30s to near 40. Wednesday will be an exception with highs staying around the 30-degree mark.
The pattern becomes more active late next week into next weekend and perhaps beyond. Rain is likely Thursday into Friday with models then diverging on what happens next weekend. For now, will be maintaining a chance of rain, snow or a mix next weekend,
Today: Mostly cloudy and windy. High of 40.
Tonight: Partly cloudy. Low of 27.
Monday: Partly cloudy. High of 40.
Tuesday: Mostly cloudy. High of 38.