Strong to severe storms today
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Heat continues with plenty of sunshine
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A persistently warm, dry, and sunny forecast
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3-vehicle crash in Middlebury
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Fatal Crash on Teasdale Lake St.
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The Niles Scream Park returns
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Caution signs reinstalled in St. Joseph, drowning victims remembered
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Strides towards kindness: Plymouth High School XC runner carries...
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The warm, dry days will continue to add up
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South Bend International Airport simulates plane crash drill
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New Prairie Middle School students being searched upon arrival...
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ABC57 gives studio tour to special guest Nancy Young
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High clouds and very warm for Friday
Today will start off mostly sunny but clouds will start to increase during the late morning hours. Thunderstorms are expected to start firing up during the early afternoon and move into Michiana by 3 PM. Some of these storms could be strong to severe as a squall line develops over the southeastern portion of Michiana. This area has the highest chance of seeing severe weather. Main concerns are strong winds and hail, but a tornado or two can’t be completely ruled out.
Storms/showers should move through and wrap up before 10 or 11 PM. We’ll get a break from the wet weather tomorrow as highs cool to the 70-degree mark, but more shower chances continue for Wednesday and Thursday.
Monday: Mostly sunny early, then increasing clouds and afternoon storms. Breezy. Some could be strong/severe. High of 85.
Tonight: Storms ending before 11 PM. Mostly cloudy afterwards. Low of 56.
Tuesday: Mostly sunny. High of 70.
Wednesday: Mostly cloudy with showers possible. Highs in the mid 60s.