Prolonged cold plunge possible
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Still below freezing today, but milder as the weekend goes on
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Notre Dame takes care of #4 Texas 80-70 in OT
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Busy start to season for local plow companies
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Benton Harbor homes, businesses without power Thursday
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Snow melts this weekend
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VFW Post 360 helps military heroes during the holidays
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Wind chills fall below zero amidst accumulating lake effect snow
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PAL’s youth boxers hop in the ring at Boxing Showcase
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Pinecrest Christmas Tree Farm celebrates 50th season in Southwest...
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Notre Dame Women’s Basketball preview Thursday’s matchup...
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Notre Dame named 12th best recruiting class for 2025
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Snowier, Windier, and Colder Thursday
Even though the rain is starting up today, highs today will the warmest we see for quite some time. A couple cold fronts, enhancing the showers from today through Wednesday, will pull temperatures down into the lower 50s by the middle of the week. Recovery doesn't last long as a third front is scheduled to bring more rain showers and another cold dive for the weekend. This is where we could see some changes.
Morning lows for the weekend could bottom out around freezing, with some even falling below that mark. This could mean that we see one of our first widespread frost, or even freeze, events over the weekend. Below average temperatures are also expected to stay put in Michiana through Halloween and into early November, according to the Climate Prediction Center.
Mornings next week could continue to be frosty and lake effect snow showers can't even be ruled out, most likely falling up north in Berrien and Cass counties. No accumulations are expected with any snowfall as surface temperatures would still be holding in the 40s.