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3:01
Severe storm potential this afternoon
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1:55
Dash Away 5K lets families run through holiday lights at Elkhart...
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2:19
Showers arrive overnight, Soggy Sunday
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0:25
SBFD responds to carbon monoxide call Friday
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0:45
Settlement reached in data privacy lawsuit against Goshen Health
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2:20
Mild and cloudy start to weekend
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3:14
New South Bend social house adds to downtown entertainment hub
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1:23
Winter returns Monday
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2:22
University Park Mall packed with shoppers after Christmas
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0:12
Failure to yield leads to rollover crash at US 31 and S.R. 10
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3:49
Lonnie Bedwell sets out to ski the grand slam
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2:02
Light rain this morning, Cloudy by afternoon
Lake effect snow showers will last through early Thanksgiving morning; impacts remain low areawide, the snow will mostly be confined to Berrien and Cass counties - north. Travel towards Kalamazoo or Grand Rapids may be difficult tonight - Thursday morning. The weather is cold and quiet through Saturday morning. Widespread snow is likely, noon Saturday through noon Sunday. More than four inches of snow is likely to accumulate, with most of the snowfall Saturday night. The best advice would be to adjust travel to home by 5:00 PM Saturday or wait until Sunday afternoon. Snowfall will impact much of the region, with the highest totals in Northern Illinois / Wisconsin. The track of the storm could change, and we will update the forecast as needed.
Tonight: Lake Effect Snow showers. Low 26.
Thursday: Flurries. High 32.
Friday: Cloudy, High 30.
Saturday: PM Snow Showers. High 30.
Sunday: AM Snow Showers. High 34.