Much needed rain on hold until Sunday
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3:16
Warehouse storing diaper donations ransacked twice
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1:56
Mishawaka triumphs in regional game against New Prairie
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0:34
Santa Claus arrives at University Park Mall for tree lighting...
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2:19
Berrien County Officials address crash concerns over new U.S....
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2:55
ABC57 Kickoff previews the Notre Dame vs Virginia game
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4:15
The effort to bring data centers to Southwest Michigan
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1:22
Mostly cloudy but mostly fine weather this weekend
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5:17
Prairie Bells Concert Sunday to benefit those recovering from...
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5:35
Meet your new best friend at Shelter Dog Day Out at Shiloh’s...
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0:56
BLM South Bend opposes adoption of police merit board
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1:37
First snowflakes this season could fall late next week
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2:14
Rebuilding Together extends deadline for free home repairs
The heat breaks Thursday and Friday as a storm system to our east tilts the wind to the northeast, bringing slightly cooler air, but unfortunately no rain. Temperatures spike again this weekend, nearing 90 Saturday and possibly Sunday. The arrival of storms on Sunday will determine how hot it gets. If storms arrive in the evening highs will reach 90, if they arrive earlier, mid-80s. The latest trend is earlier. Estimates on rainfall are not impressive, there's hope for a quarter inch. Next week is milder, with hope of more rain by the following weekend.
Tonight: A few clouds. Low 62.
Thursday: Mostly sunny High 84.
Friday: Partly cloudy. High 82.
Saturday: Mostly sunny. High 90.