More lake effect snow, heavy at times
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Pro-life group files lawsuit against IDOH for access to abortion...
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South Bend students gain hands-on experience at first ’GEAR...
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Temperatures swing with rounds of rain
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Senior citizens feeling taxed out of their neighborhoods
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Monterey adds around-the-clock cameras to combat crime
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The NALC is looking for volunteers to ’Stamp Out Hunger’...
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Dry and mild start to Thursday, but rain arrives this evening
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Pro-Palestinian protesters fill intersection of Walnut and Western...
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’Water shut off notices’ return in Benton Harbor
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Indiana Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch makes local campaign stop
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Deliberation about changes to Indiana’s high school graduation...
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Temperatures rise and fall to end the week, rain Friday
Lake effect snow has already developed and will last throughout today into early Wednesday morning. Snow picks up in intensity through the morning which will likely cause rough commutes both to and from work in the northwest counties. Roads could be slick with low visibility. Gusty winds around 20-25 mph with cause further reduced visibility at times from blowing and drifting snow. The highest snowfall totals are expected for Berrien, Cass, St. Joseph, and Elkhart counties. Up to a foot of snow is possible in our southwest Michigan counties.
Lake effect snow tapers down tonight, ending early Wednesday morning. Another system is quick to move in after midday, bringing another round of snow. Temperatures remain cold through Friday with snow chances in the forecast.
Today: Lake effect snow showers, high 23.
Tonight: Lake effect snow tapering down, low 16.
Wednesday: AM snow ending, a lull then more snow midday, high of 27.
Thursday: Lake effect snow, mostly cloudy, highs in the mid-20s.