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How firefighters keep cool in the summer heat
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Local Elkhart business hosts Humanitarian Drive for Venezuela
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3:22
Michigan City officials address privacy concerns as police consider...
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Community reviews 62 recommendations by the South Bend Reparatory...
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4:00
Mishawaka Police Department provides new details on police confrontation...
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1:35
Vandals hit four mausoleums at Crystal Springs Cemetery
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The Extreme Heat starts today
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4:22
From train tracks to highways, how Indiana became the “Crossroads...
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The heat starts now
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1:15
Showers and storms possible for the holiday weekend
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2:46
Buchanan celebrates unity during fourth annual Pride event
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Mishawaka celebrates America’s 250 with music
Relief from the bitter cold comes Thursday afternoon. Temperatures start in the teens Tuesday morning then rise above freezing in the afternoon. There is a melt this week, with highs rising into the 40s, nearing 50 degrees, Thursday. However, that isn't a good thing. After rainfall Thursday, temperatures will drop sharply Thursday night into Friday morning, lows in the teens, and well below freezing eight hours after being in the 40s. This is the setup for a flash freeze, as whatever is wet will freeze creating icy road conditions. The hazard is short-lived, and temperatures warm above freezing and the forecast through Christmas Day looks uneventful with highs just above freezing.
Tonight: Partly cloudy. Low 12.
Tuesday: Mostly sunny. High 34.
Wednesday: Mostly cloudy. High 40.
Thursday: Rainy. High 46.