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1:16
Rain tapers off today, storms return tomorrow
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1:26
Showers still lingering across Michiana
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2:13
South Bend leaders and educators gather to address challenges...
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Winamac businesses recovering from storm damage, flooding from...
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Boots on the Bend festival happening at St. Joseph County Fairgrounds...
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1:29
New proposal being pushed to consolidate St. Joseph County local...
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2:31
Officials praise Samsung’s takeover of New Carlisle battery...
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Niles serves up a community food festival
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1:25
Rainy weather continues, More storms overnight
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2:40
Humane Wildlife Indiana works to care for animals affected by...
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What’s a Derecho?
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Charlie Partridge brings NFL experience, violent mindset to Notre...
For most, the snow is done falling, or little additional snowfall is expected tonight. Blowing and drifting snow will continue to be an issue through Tuesday morning, continuing to make for slick, snow-covered roads. The bitter cold continues; temperatures this week range from the mid-20s to the mid-teens. The next round of snow comes Wednesday, with an additional two to three inches in the snow belt, with lesser amounts of lake effect snow for more southern counties. Do plan for fresh snow and bitter cold for New Year's Eve.
The weather is quiet to start the New Year, with a warm-up above freezing by the end of next weekend.
Tonight: Snow showers ending. Low 17.
Tuesday: Cloudy. High 24.
Wednesday: Snow showers. High 30.
Thursday: Mostly cloudy. High 22