The 50-degree temps hang around through Thursday
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Car crash in Elkhart leaves one person dead and four injured
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Live shows returning to Lerner Theater
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Community members in Benton Harbor gather to address rezoning...
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Parents react to alleged threats made at South Bend Schools
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Senior Action Week starts Monday
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Michiana flirting with frost into the second week of May
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More frosty mornings as May chill continues
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Bridgman, St. Joe bringing dine-in to the streets
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The pandemic’s impact on Southwest Michigan’s food chain
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Police investigating alleged threats at two South Bend schools
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The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis
The nice and unseasonably warm weather will continue through and even beyond Christmas as the pattern remains very quiet and tranquil.
More sunshine will send temperatures into the lower and middle 50s Monday before a weak front knocks us back toward 50F on Christmas Eve. There will be more clouds to contend with for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, but some sunshine is still in the cards.
Temperatures head right back into the lower and middle 50s for Christmas Day and the day after Christmas with conditions remaining dry. The chance for rain still exists next Saturday, but the probability has gone down a bit. Colder weather still looks like a pretty good bet as we close out 2019.
Tonight: Mostly clear, fog possible. Low of 31.
Monday: AM fog; mostly sunny. High of 53.
Christmas Eve: AM fog; partly cloudy. High of 51.
Christmas Day: Partly cloudy. High of 53.