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1:17
Bitterly cold for one more night
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4:16
Fighting Irish kicker Jeter healthy, ready for national championship
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0:46
16 vehicles involved in Tuesday morning crash on I-94
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5:37
’For the Love of Art Fair’ comes to South Bend Feb. 1
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1:42
Hazardous wind chills today, but warming on the way
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2:09
St. Joseph Youth Sports Foundation leans on the community to...
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1:05
Blarney Stone host ’Notre Dame Barstool’ Watch Party
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1:16
Brothers Bar and Grill host ND watch party
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1:41
ABC57 Kickoff crew catches up with 1988 champs
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6:42
+1988 odds might be the charm the Irish need
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3:05
ABC57 Kickoff chats with Irish legend Jerome Bettis
Some frost on our cars this morning won't stop temperatures from rising to above average, starting a warming trend that will put us close to the 80s this week. Expect the low 60s, a warmer day than yesterday, clouds start to gather overnight, some could see frost again. Creeping into the upper-60s to start the work week, overall mild and cloudy conditions, with a slight chance for a sprinkle overnight Monday, mostly contained to our Michigan counties. That sprinkle chance comes from a warm front, and we see a spike in temperatures Tuesday and Wednesday, both expected to be around 80 for a high. Both days are expected to be breezy as well, gusts 35+ mph. A cold front Wednesday evening knocks down temperatures and brings some much-needed rain to Michiana, though conditions will hopefully be clear for trick or treating. November starts rainy and slightly above average temperature-wise.
Today: Mild, sunny. High 60.
Tonight: Cool, gathering clouds. Frost in some areas. Low 36.
Monday: Cloudy, warmer. High 66.
Tuesday: Hot, breezy, partly cloudy. High 80