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The History Museum’s ’Worker’s Home’ brings 1950s African...
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Cloudy and cooling down today with a wintry mix tomorrow
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Mishawaka High School holds signing day for student athletes
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Local Latin markets concerned about possible tariffs
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Main building of Elkhart Clinic closed temporarily
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RV Industry braces for possible tariffs
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’Fear everywhere,’ angst among South Bend’s Hispanic Community
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Much colder Tuesday, freezing rain possible Wednesday
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A warm weekday start with a wintry mix on the way
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The Elkhart community honors and mourns the life of Ben Jeffery
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Quiet conditions to start the week, rain returns by midweek
NEW BUFFALO, Mich. -- For the past week your First Warning Neighborhood Weather Team has been reporting on the start of ice jamming in Michiana and this morning we found a place that could start to see the beginning of an ice jam.
Many ice floes are accumulating at the mouth of the Gailen River in New Buffalo, thanks to yesterday's warm temperatures melting ice sheets on our rivers and lakes in Michiana.
The main concern is these flows becoming an ice jam, or ice dam, where a temporary dam is created in a waterway. Flooding could occur upstream, something that has happened this year in areas around Cleveland and Kankakee, Ill.
Always remember not to go on the ice, and if you see something like this through any of the other rivers in Michiana, make sure you tell us at ABC57.com.