Potentially severe storms tonight, patchy rain this weekend
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4:46
Annual Ice Festival set to take over downtown Niles
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2:15
Our first and potentially last sunny day of the week is today
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2:00
Candlelight vigil in South Bend calls for accountability after...
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0:45
B100 hosts annual Bridal Elegance for engaged couples
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0:47
The Green Bee hosts Christmas decor swap
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1:18
Notre Dame defeats UNC 73-50
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1:39
Quiet and breezy tonight, Warmer and brighter tomorrow
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2:05
Lake effect snow this morning
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3:01
IU Fans take over local bars
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0:54
Maize and Blue Fund hosts first annual student athlete wellness...
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1:55
Snow showers overnight through Sunday morning
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2:50
Rain/snow mix through this afternoon
This evening remains warm and breezy early heading into the overnight period. A few showers may move in as soon as 9-10 PM tonight, but the severe risk still remains from 11 PM - 3 AM with the main concern being hail and damaging winds mainly west of US-31. Have multiple ways to receive weather alerts due to the overnight timing of this potential severe risk. A few non-severe storms and showers will linger into Saturday morning behind the cold front, but most of the rain wraps up before tomorrow at noon. Easter/Passover morning should stay dry and seasonal, but showers will return Sunday evening and last through Monday morning. Next week is trending in a milder and generally sunnier direction than this weekend.
Tonight: Thunderstorms late. Some storms may be severe. Low 48.
Saturday: AM rain. Cloudy afterward. High 55.
Sunday: PM showers. High 60.
Monday: AM showers. High 64.