Warm and dry conditions persist through next week
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Sixth annual tree lighting at the St. Mary’s Inn
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Christmas tree ceremony lights up Dowagiac District Library
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Paradise Valley Schools move to fire Todd Cummings
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Staying cold, rounds of light snow
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One more round of snow, bitter cold later this week
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ABC57 First Warning Neighborhood Weather Forecast
Saturday, September 27, 2025
Little change in the forecast is expected through mid-week, as conditions will be similar to today—highs in the low to mid 80s with abundant sunshine.
Temperatures tonight will fall to the 50s under clear skies, allowing for substantial overnight cooling. Some areas near the lake shore could wake up to patchy fog early tomorrow morning. A strong ridge—or high pressure—will continue the pattern of dry and unseasonably warm temperatures through Wednesday. Temperatures cool slightly through the first week of October but will still hover above average. Drought will likely worsen as zero rain chances persist through the next week or so.
Tonight: Clear, cool. Low 56.
Sunday: Abundant sunshine, hot. High 83.
Monday: Some clouds, hot. High 84.
Tuesday: A few clouds, sunny. High 82.