More strong winds in store for Sunday
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Cool today, frigid on the way
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Cold and snowy, again
Strong winds and flooding potential will still be the two biggest things we track for Sunday. Sunday morning will start off cold with low temperatures dropping into the single digits. Winds will luckily be out of the southwest, which will help feel like temperatures from dropping into the negatives. Winds will be very strong throughout the day with gusts reaching 30-40mph. The southwesterly winds will pull lots of warm air into Michiana helping highs reach the 40s by tomorrow afternoon. The warm temperatures will stick around into the beginning part of the work week. Highs Monday and Tuesday will reach into the mid 40s and lower 50s. Rain showers are likely Monday evening and Tuesday. This rain mixed with the melting snow will increase the flooding potential throughout Michiana. After the next cold front clears Wednesday, temperatures will drop back into the 20s and 30s heading into next weekend.
Tonight: Cold. Low 10.
Tomorrow: Windy/Mostly sunny. High 42.
Monday: PM Rain showers. High 45.
Tuesday: Scattered showers. High 50.