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Dry until the weekend
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The dangers of unsafe sleeping arrangements for infants
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2:04
Spots of rain amidst dry stretch
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3:50
Insights on a new peace agreement for the Middle East
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South Bend City Hall officially open Monday
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1:35
Dry this week, rain this weekend
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1:21
Temperatures stay above average for the next several days
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2:04
Fighting Irish Fight for Life program signing day Sunday
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Harvest Fest takes over Indiana Dinosaur Museum
BIG CHANGES TONIGHT: Wind gusts top 40 mph this evening, as a strong cold front cuts through around 9:00 p.m. A line of rain, possibly thunderstorms arrive just ahead of the front, localized this is the highest damaging wind threat. The rain quickly clears and temperatures plummet into the upper 30s by Wednesday morning.



Wednesday is a return to fall. High temperatures in the mid-40s will be a shock to the system but it's closer to November norms than record heat in the 70s. The forecast is mostly fair and cool into the weekend with a chance of rain Saturday evening. Next week looks fair and milder, no 70s but highs in the mid-50s is mild for mid-November.
Tonight: Line of showers/storms, windy. Low 38.
Wednesday: Mostly sunny. High 46.
Thursday: Sunny. High 54.
Friday: Partly cloudy. High 44.