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Accumulating snow, wind chills below zero common this week
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Schools across Michiana adjust to ongoing winter weather
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Drifting and blowing snow could cause problems
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Tracking biggest weather impacts from on-going snowstorm
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Meals on Wheels recipients grateful for food during winter storm
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How South Bend is cleaning up the forever chemicals in our water
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Drifting snow will be problematic tonight
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Lake effect snow today, system snow tomorrow
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Mishawaka residents stay active despite winter weather
Muggy overnight with scattered showers / storms by morning, some could be loud with thunder, wind and hail.
Morning showers and storms Wednesday will play heavily on any afternoon development. The longer clouds linger the less likely a severe storm threat will be later in the day. There will be a lull midday between showers and storms. Then storms develop ahead of a cold front that dives southward across the area. The farther south the higher the severe threat Wednesday afternoon. Skies clear and the humidity drops to end the week.
Tonight: Mostly cloudy, chance of showers/storms after midnight, low of 66.
Wednesday: Morning showers possible, mostly cloudy, then afternoon showers/storms, high of 80.
Thursday: Mostly sunny, high of 74.
Friday: Mostly sunny, high of 78.