Saturday night soaker, then more storms Sunday
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1:52
Loveway hosting a volunteer interest session to help kids with...
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1:41
More snow this morning, but a brief break heading into Wednesday
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0:28
Niles Township Marijuana Establishments Ordinance tabled
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2:40
SBCSC proposes closing Coquillard Elementary for St. Joseph County...
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3:10
Road crews and street departments prepare for incoming snow
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2:05
Lake effect snow ramps-up overnight
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3:08
The snow is here
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2:10
Local splash artist uplifts the community while helping local...
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1:18
Vehicle rolls over into water-filled ravine, deputies report...
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0:21
Holiday lights bring animal shaped fun to Potawatomi Zoo
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1:02
Wellfield Botanic Gardens holds wreath making class
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2:21
Heavy lake effect snow develops on Monday
We're continuing to track thunderstorms heading into tonight. Some of these storms could become strong to severe, although severe impacts look to stay further to our south. The primary concern tonight will be heavy rain with rain rates likely exceeding 1 inch per hour - this could make flooding a concern in some areas. Gusty winds will also be possible within thunderstorms. The timeline of this system has been pushed back with the main line of storms arriving after midnight along a stationary front, although developing storm cells are expected ahead of the line, mainly after 8PM. Thunderstorms continue into tomorrow as a low-pressure system moves over Michiana, this also brings a shift in winds which will result in a cool down Sunday with highs in the mid 70's. We rebound by Monday, sunshine and warm weather returns with highs in the 80's, rain and storms are back Wednesday.
Tonight: Thunderstorms. Low 67.
Tomorrow: Thunderstorms. High 76.
Monday: Mostly sunny. High 84.
Fourth of July: Mostly sunny. High 88.