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Epic Dance Studios Fundraiser Gala dances through the decades
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’Bridge Guy’ video released online, publisher unknown
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29th Annual B100 Radiothon taking place Thursday and Friday
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Fall of Duty
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Temperatures going up along with our storm threat and wind gusts
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Buttigieg makes social media announcement on political future...
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Summer-like stretch ended by thunderstorms late Friday night
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South Bend Police honors department members in 2024 awards ceremony
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Women’s Impact Panel at Saint Mary’s College celebrates local...
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Residents voice concerns over new sewer district
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Fire crews spend hours working to put out flames at The Mill...
The focus now turns to our next winter storm. There’s the potential for half a foot of snow again in Michiana. As we track the storm through the weekend we’ll be looking closely at its path. A more northerly route would bring sleet or rain, a more southerly more snow. That’s why the range in the forecast as of Friday night is between two and nine inches.

Mixed precipitation would reduce snow accumulation. There’s likely to be a sharp-cut off between all snow and mix. That line could be somewhere near U.S. Highway 6 between Westville in La Porte county and Syracuse in Kosciusko county. Any variance in the path will impact snow totals. This is the first forecast after looking at the models Friday night, now within 72 hrs of Monday’s snowfall.

Following Monday’s snow temperatures plummet to what could be one of the coldest days ever in Michiana Wednesday.