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The Extreme Heat starts today
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The heat starts now
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Showers and storms possible for the holiday weekend
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Buchanan celebrates unity during fourth annual Pride event
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Mishawaka celebrates America’s 250 with music
The weather remains damp and dreary tonight and Saturday with some fog overnight. Sunday will be mild an rainy, with highs near 60 and heavy rain by the late afternoon. Winter returns Monday, temperatures drop 40 degrees by Monday evening, as temperatures drop into the teens by Tuesday morning. Snow showers are possible; an inch or two could fall but less may accumulate as the ground has warmed recently. Slick conditions are possible as anything wet will freeze. A wind gusting over 30 mph will make it feel even colder. The cold lasts through next week. New Year's Eve/Day is likely snow-fee but temperatures will be in the 10s and 20s.
Tonight: Patch Fog. Low 36.
Saturday: Cloudy. High 46.
Sunday: Rainy. High 60.
Monday: Cold, breezy, snow showers. Temperatures falling into the lower 20s.