Sunshine for most of Sunday; storms possible late
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Cavaliers hoping to return to win column against Caston
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Democratic party presser addresses issues, omitted names reinstated
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City leaders prepare for 2026 Fusion Fest
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Notre Dame-Purdue rivalry faces uncertain future beyond 2028
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Nicholas Stanley Murder Trial: Stanley takes the stand on day...
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County bomb squad detonates suspicious package behind Elkhart...
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Hispanic Heritage Community Festival happening Friday at IUSB
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Triple-murder on Bissell Street causes community members to plead...
The sunshine’s back out today with a few more clouds for the afternoon hours. A round of storms will be possible west of Hwy 31 this evening into tonight, with some scattered, leftover showers and storms into Monday morning. Some storms this evening and tonight may contain strong wind and hail, along with heavy rain. Storm chances stick in the forecast Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon while the heat and humidity hold on as well. 4th of July looks similar to the first half of the work week, but storm coverage/intensity should be calming down by dusk if anything develops.
Today: Mostly to partly sunny with a late PM isolated storm possible. High of 88.
Tonight: Partly to mostly cloudy with scattered showers and storms possible. Low of 70.
Monday: Mostly cloudy with scattered showers and a few storms in the morning, then partly sunny late. High of 89.
Tuesday: Partly sunny with a chance of storms. Highs in the upper 80s.