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Take a look inside Amazon’s new robotic fulfillment center...
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Dry until Saturday
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2:07
Hannah Hidalgo named ACC Preseason Player of the Year as ND gears...
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Showers this morning, dry until the weekend
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St. Joseph County considers new regulations for massage businesses...
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Notre Dame prepares for historic rivalry matchup against USC
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’The clock is ticking,’ Michiana farmers might see soybean...
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Dry until the weekend
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The dangers of unsafe sleeping arrangements for infants
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Spots of rain amidst dry stretch
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Insights on a new peace agreement for the Middle East
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South Bend City Hall officially open Monday
Fair weather lasts through midweek. Rivers crest and gradually decline through Friday. Friday however looks to be another mess, rain and snow showers. Model trend over the last 24 hours has shifted a little snowier but a mix of rain and snow is still expected. A slushy two inches seems to be in the range of possibility, as of Tuesday's forecast. You should expect changes, and even a variety of forecast impacts, between rain and snow across the area. Mid-40s ahead of the storm are a snow deterrent to accumulation, but as we learned last week, if precipitation is heavy enough, snow can accumulate. The weekend is chilly but dry.
Tonight: Mostly cloudy. Low 30.
Wednesday: Partly sunny. High 46.
Thursday: Mostly cloudy. High 46.
Friday: Rain/snow. High 40.