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1:52
Increasing temperatures bring increasing rain chances
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2:21
The warm-up doesn’t stop today
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0:59
Maple Syrup Festival rolls on in Wakarusa
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0:51
Indiana State Police participate in National Drug Take Back Day
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2:34
Patchy frost expected tonight
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2:27
Chilly and breezy Saturday
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4:26
Palisades Nuclear Power Plant being prepped for a second life
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1:52
Truck crashes into school bus dropping off students in Saint...
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2:52
Updates on the Amazon Data Center in New Carlisle
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1:22
Storms end early this evening, cooler weather Saturday
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4:13
Summer Activities Expo comes to Century Center Saturday
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4:26
The grand opening of the NODE in Niles is set for Saturday, April...
Cool temperatures continued on Wednesday, but they will rise into the 50s by Thursday morning. Rain will become likely this evening into the overnight as well with a rumble of thunder possible.
Thursday afternoon will be quite mild with temps approaching 60 as skies remain mainly cloudy. A few showers are possible throughout the day, but the best threat of rain on Thursday will be during the late afternoon and evening hours.

Friday looks dry with plenty of sunshine, but rain showers are once again possible this weekend as another area of low pressure and cold front approach the region. Temperatures will range from the lower 50s Friday and Saturday to the middle 60s on Sunday before slipping back into the 40s early next week.

Tonight: Few showers, cloudy, low 46.
Thursday: Rain showers, high of 60.
Friday: Mostly sunny, highs in the low 50s.