Rainy AM, drier PM
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1:38
A persistently warm, dry, and sunny forecast
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0:47
3-vehicle crash in Middlebury
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0:33
Fatal Crash on Teasdale Lake St.
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0:34
The Niles Scream Park returns
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3:32
Caution signs reinstalled in St. Joseph, drowning victims remembered
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2:14
Strides towards kindness: Plymouth High School XC runner carries...
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1:05
The warm, dry days will continue to add up
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0:49
South Bend International Airport simulates plane crash drill
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1:08
New Prairie Middle School students being searched upon arrival...
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1:28
ABC57 gives studio tour to special guest Nancy Young
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1:48
High clouds and very warm for Friday
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2:39
Benton Harbor Area Schools cancel classes Friday following lockdown
Rain showers continue until around 10 AM, and then only a slight chance for a shower remains through the afternoon. The evening looks dry and mostly cloudy. Temperatures warm into the upper 40s today, but it will be a bit breezy. Tonight stays dry with lows in the mid 30s.
On Sunday, we will stay dry through most of the day, but the next system moves in by the evening. Precipitation will start as rain through the evening, and turn to snow late overnight. The worst of the system will be in Illinois and Wisconsin, but we could still pick up between 2-4” of snow in our northwest counties. The southeast side of Michiana will likely see no accumulation at all.
Today: Morning showers, then mostly cloudy, high of 48.
Sunday: Cloudy and breezy, evening rain, high of 46.
Monday: Mostly cloudy, a few snow showers, windy, high of 33.