Records obliterated Thursday; warmth not done yet

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Severe storms batter Marshall County, leaves trail of damage
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EF1 Tornado hits Bourbon, leaves scattered damage
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Rain returns Friday afternoon, heavy rain possible
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Early dismissal at Marian High School Thursday due to complete...
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Calm weather through tomorrow afternoon, rain returns this weekend
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Some residents still without power from Sunday’s storm while...
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Storm damage from Bourbon after severe weather barreled through
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IUSB and School City of Mishawaka streamline admission process...
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Area Plan Commission sides with farmers in opposition to Kosciusko...
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Severe weather Wednesday evening
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Five semitrucks overturned by wind on I-65 Wednesday afternoon
Record highs were smashed on Thursday with everyone soaring into the 60s courtesy of southerly wind and sunshine. A cold front will move through tonight, bringing a few sprinkles and colder air on Friday.
We warm back up into the low 50s on Saturday and low 60s by Sunday as a strong storm system moves across the country. It will turn breezy by Saturday night and rain is likely from 8 p.m. Saturday thru Monday morning.
Thunder cannot be ruled out as ample moisture and even some very minor instability is drawn into the region. Substantially colder air arrives by Monday with a few snow showers possible late in the day and again on Tuesday.
It stays colder through New Year's Day and beyond as it looks now.
Tonight: Mostly cloudy; sprinkles possible. Low of 36.
Friday: AM clouds; PM sunshine. High of 43.
Saturday: Mostly cloudy; rain by evening. High of 51.
Sunday: Rain likely; breezy. High of 62.