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2:11
New details on cause of corn bin fire
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1:48
Notre Dame vs Army preview of two dynamic defenses and run games
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3:23
Notre Dame Offense vs Army #5 ranked defense
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0:42
Black Lives Matter South Bend calling for change in leadership
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1:30
Cold air arrives after Thanksgiving for Michiana
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3:16
Local pastor arrested, accused of predatory behavior
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1:22
Rain Monday, snow later next week
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6:27
The Lerner Theatre celebrates 100th Anniversary Sunday
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1:47
Midwest Thanksgiving travel forecast
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0:27
Attempted carjacking near IU South Bend Thursday night
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1:21
Humane Society of Elkhart County waives fees to accept donation...
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1:49
Chilly temperatures and lake effect rain to kick off the weekend
ABC57 First Warning Neighborhood Weather Forecast
Friday, September 13, 2024
The next ten days look to be very stagnant with very little change from the previous day. This is the sort of weather pattern one would expect in a desert climate. Given our ongoing drought and a heat dome parked over the Great Lakes, this is not surprising. Today will get back into the upper 80s under some high clouds from Francine. These high clouds will likely linger into early next week. The overnight periods the next several days will feature temperatures getting into the low 60s or upper 50s. Highs the next ten days will range between 85 and 88 degrees. Humidity will creep up slightly Saturday but not enough to be uncomfortable. We are on track for this to be one of the driest and perhaps sunniest Septembers ever.
Today: Very warm and partly cloudy. High 88.
Tonight: Comfortable and partly cloudy. Low 58.
Saturday: Partly cloudy and slightly humid. High 88.
Sunday: Partly cloudy. High 88.