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The heatwave is over, the showers and storms are not
Lake effect snow and bitter cold midweek. Lake effect snow will gradually ramp up-and-down Tuesday. A surge of snow develops in the snow belt early Tuesday morning, then wanes during the day, surging again Tuesday night as temperatures drop again. In total, most the snow belt will see more than three inches of snow, with some in Berrien county getting more than six inches. Wednesday is the coldest day, with temperatures nearing zero at night. The pattern stays cold through the weekend.

Tonight: Lake effect snow. Low 12.
Tuesday: Lake effect snow. High 18.
Wednesday: Partly cloudy and cold. High 12.
Thursday: Evening snow showers. High 30.


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