Active weather through the weekend

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2:26
Epic Dance Studios Fundraiser Gala dances through the decades
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1:58
The Elkhart community is set to mark three years since the tragic...
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5:16
’Bridge Guy’ video released online, publisher unknown
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1:00
29th Annual B100 Radiothon taking place Thursday and Friday
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5:44
Fall of Duty
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1:55
Temperatures going up along with our storm threat and wind gusts
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1:20
Buttigieg makes social media announcement on political future...
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1:48
Summer-like stretch ended by thunderstorms late Friday night
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2:15
South Bend Police honors department members in 2024 awards ceremony
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0:48
Women’s Impact Panel at Saint Mary’s College celebrates local...
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3:07
Residents voice concerns over new sewer district
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2:43
Fire crews spend hours working to put out flames at The Mill...
Showers move in this morning and last through midday. Skies are dry for most by this evening with clouds beginning to break up. We’ll finally be close to average before cooler air moves in late. Skies become partly cloudy by tomorrow with highs in the low 40s.
A big system begins to make its way in Friday evening. Clouds increase beforehand with highs making it into the low 50s. A few embedded thunderstorms are possible with this system as well as heavy rain. The rain lasts through Saturday morning with winds picking up during the day as much colder air moves in. Winds could gust near 40 mph at times, especially near the lakeshore. Lake effect rain/snow develops Saturday evening, turning to just snow overnight into Sunday.
Today: Morning showers, rainy and breezy midday then ending by midafternoon, high 50.
Tonight: Mostly to partly cloudy, low 34.
Thursday: Partly cloudy to mostly sunny, high 42.
Friday: Increasing clouds, showers possible in the evening, highs near 50.