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Crossroads United Way shares and discusses new data regarding...
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Language in environmental document regarding past contamination...
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This week’s ABC57 Cub Reporter is Chip Bucher
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Potawatomi Zoo and United Federal Credit Union host Children’s...
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Storms still likely after 8:00 PM
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Linden Avenue Farmers Market making fresh, healthy food more...
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Update on Tonight’s Severe Weather Threat
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Morning showers ending soon, Severe weather still expected tonight
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Storms arriving early this morning
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Berrien Springs public school officials clarify questions about...
Wednesday is a quiet weather day. The main forcus will be on Wednesday night, through Thursday evening to plan around impactful weather. A quick-hitting, early spring-like storm starts late Wednesday night with rain, the heaviest rain falling early Thursday morning and ending around midday. In total, upwards of one inch of rain could fall over 12 hours, this is a soaking rain that could bring temporary minor flooding. The wind is the greatest threat, increasing through Thursday afternoon, plan for wind gusts or 45 to 55 mph, power outages are possible! The system quickly exits, the end of the week is colder, a few light snow showers are possible Friday.
Tonight: Mostly cloudy. Low 30.
Wednesday: Partly to mostly cloudy. Rain overnight. High 46.
Thursday: Rainy, windy. High 54.
Friday: Cloudy. Snow flurries. High 38.