Showers and fog develop for AM commute
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Grassroots organizations speaks on future of data and surveillance...
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Celebrando Hispanic Heritage: First generation student shares...
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Celebrando Hispanic Heritage: Recognizing the many contributions...
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Hispanic media pioneers speak on importance of local Spanish-language...
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Latin business expo brings unity to Latino businessowners
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Rising cost of diesel fuel adds stress to local farmers
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4:51
Celebrando Hispanic Heritage: Community of Michiana shares in...
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Local conference aims to help seniors thrive, plan for their...
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ABC57 sits down with local immigration attorney to discuss the...
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Nicholas Stanley Murder Trial: Prosecution rests as trial continues...
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Washington students get a surprise visit from Niele Ivey as part...
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Understanding barriers to healthcare for Spanish-speaking patients...
Showers and drizzle will be possible into the overnight hours with showers and patchy fog early Monday morning. Showers mainly stick around for the morning and midday on Monday before becoming mostly dry in the PM. High temperatures will making it into the low 40s. This warm up continues into Tuesday, before colder air drops our highs into the mid-30s on Wednesday. Regardless, high temps stay well above normal all week. The next big system starts moving in on Friday, sky rocketing temperatures and then bringing us a chance for wintry mix and snow for the Holiday weekend. The timing of this system is likely to change throughout the week.
Tonight: Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers, then fog developing. Low of 34.
Monday: AM patchy, dense fog then cloudy skies. Best chance for showers during the morning and midday. High of 43.
Tuesday: Mostly/partly cloudy. Highs in the mid 40s.