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1:53
Foggy Christmas Eve possible with some showers for Santa
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1:47
Benton Harbor Soup Kitchen hopes to re-open in the new year
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1:58
A damp Christmas ahead
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0:14
Elkhart family spreads holiday cheer with Christmas display
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1:03
Humane Society of St. Joseph County offers free holiday pet adoptions
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3:13
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6:10
ABC57 speaks one-on-one with Congressman Tim Walberg
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3:53
Marshall County Regional Sewer District dissolves, county takes...
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2:15
Explaining inflation, jobs data and holiday spending predictions
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8:50
Hungry for the Holidays
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2:22
Family searches for dog that ran loose during hostage situation...
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Holiday rush causes 4th biggest day in SBN history
Snow flurries continue tonight into Tuesday. There will not be much of an accumulation, so travel should not be heavily impacted. Some patchy black ice and trace amounts of snow are the primary concerns.
For the remainder of the week, temperatures will be in the mid to upper 30s. Overnight lows are in the upper 20s. This week should stay dry and mostly cloudy. The next chance for snow showers is Friday night and lasts through Saturday. Again, these weekend snow showers are not expected to have a serious impact on travel.
Temperatures remain above normal this week into next. By next Monday, we climb to a high temperature of 42 degrees.
Tonight: A chance of a few flurries and snow showers. Low 30.
Tuesday: A chance of late flurries and snow showers. High 34.
Wednesday: Cloudy. High 33.
Thursday: Mostly cloudy. High 34.