Our last sunny day for a while

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Frigid weather; few flurries Tuesday morning
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Flurries Monday morning; temperatures fall today
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Today will be our last sunny one for a while, so get outside and enjoy with highs climbing to the mid-50s. Clouds increase overnight as showers spark up ahead of an advancing cold front. That front slows down over us, which means Michiana will become the focal point for rounds of showers and rain Thursday through early Saturday. Minor flooding is still a possibility for the low-lying areas. The second half of the weekend and early next week looks dry and cooler once again with highs falling into the upper 30s and low 40s.
Today: Mostly sunny. High of 56.
Tonight: Mostly clear to mostly cloudy with rain arriving late. Low of 44.
Thursday: Mostly cloudy with showers likely, especially in the morning. High of 56.
Friday: Cloudy with rounds of rain. High of 50.