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1:53
Potawatomi Zoo and United Federal Credit Union host Children’s...
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2:10
Damaging wind and power outages likely tonight
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4:54
Linden Avenue Farmers Market making fresh, healthy food more...
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2:14
Update on Tonight’s Severe Weather Threat
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2:32
Bikin’ Brothers cycling group promotes safety as E-Bike popularity...
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1:30
Morning showers ending soon, Severe weather still expected tonight
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1:39
Storms arriving early this morning
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5:08
Hammond on the hunt
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1:24
Berrien Springs public school officials clarify questions about...
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3:16
’Trackside Grand Station’ pulls into Elkhart
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3:23
Construction underway at dangerous US 31/SR 10 intersection to...
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2:14
Remains found in Elkhart missing woman case, prosecutor confirms
The muggy May weather lasts through Wednesday. The area will flirt with record heat for May 11, the warmest low in South Bend is 66, the record high 88, both set in 1896 could be tied of broken. The humidity will break Thursday, with highs in the mid-80s through the end of the week. Saturday is the transition back to cooler weather, starting Sunday. That transition will come with showers and thunderstorms. Models differ in how the storm system organizes, so for now a storm threat is possible, with more consistency needed in the forecast to say more.
Tonight: Partly cloudy. Low 68.
Wednesday: Partly cloudy. High 88.
Thursday: Mostly sunny. High 84.
Friday: Mostly sunny. High 84.
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