Clouds hang on into Monday, but we stay dry
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3:10
South Bend resident voices safety concerns amid Potawatomi Park...
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3:30
Progress in Bissel Street shooting investigation, Mayor Mueller...
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Bobo Brazil Center reopens, gym still waiting on funds
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0:48
New soup kitchen building opens in Benton Harbor, dedicated to...
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Kosciusko County hosts job fair as Slate Auto builds workforce...
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3:16
How South Bend’s top-ranked housing market is driving out...
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Annual Four Flags Area Apple Fest kicks off opening day in Niles
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SBFD talks Fire Prevention week, October 4-10
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Farmers react on Indiana Gov. Mike Braun waving regulations for...
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0:56
Niles Citizens for Responsible Zoning hold discussion stopping...
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South Bend Police Department holds free car seat safety checks
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Mother of Bissell Street shooting speaks out, pleading for justice...
ABC57 First Warning Neighborhood Weather Forecast
Sunday, September 29, 2024
Skies will stay partly to mostly cloudy for the next 24-48 hours as remnants of Helene finally move to the east. We should stay dry into Monday with temperatures staying mild in the mid 70s. Humidity will stay elevated into Tuesday. Tuesday features a cold front moving in during the morning, bringing an isolated shower with it. This cools us down into the upper 60s on Wednesday before briefly warming up on Thursday. Showers are possible on Friday and Sunday with two more cold fronts which in general looks to keep temperatures closer to 70 degrees over the first week of October.
Tonight: Partly cloudy. Low 60.
Monday: Mostly cloudy. High 76.
Tuesday: Isolated shower. High 73.
Wednesday: Mostly sunny. High 68.