Thanksgiving forecast and past recap
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1:22
Another round of rain, then a cool weekend
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1:30
Downtown South Bend and Notre Dame to see improved connectivity
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1:44
Storm threat today holds relatively low severe risk
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0:30
Officials share opioid settlement funding plan
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1:04
Bonneyville Mill opens for the 2024 season
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0:32
Increase in federal funding coming to improve local hiking and...
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3:07
Gun violence on the decline in South Bend
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1:18
Severe weather could visit Midwest again Wednesday
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1:44
Showers, storms, wind and a cool down
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1:58
Rain returns tonight, storm chances picking up into tomorrow
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2:20
Indiana Fever select Caitlin Clark #1 overall in WNBA Draft
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5:31
Interview with Rep. Bill Huizenga over Israel-Iran conflict
Thanksgiving is only 8 days away, and we are tracking dry weather and warm temperatures. Highs in the forecast look to top out in the lower 50s under partly cloudy skies. How does this coming Thanksgiving compare to years prior?
Last year temperatures only hit 40 degrees on Thanksgiving day. A few rain showers impacted Michiana as a trace of rain was recorded. Last year was not nearly as cold as Thanksgiving 2018. Temperatures in 2018 only topped out in the lower 30s. Also in 2018 there was still a little snow on the ground that fell a few days prior. This year it's not looking like we will have the chance for snow on the ground.
Thanksgiving in 2016 and 2017 were very similar as high temperatures both hit the mid 40s. Also in 2016 and 2017 there wasn't any snow on the ground, but that wasn't the case in 2015. Three days prior to Thanksgiving 2015, 9 inches of snow fell, leaving plenty of snow on the ground for the holiday.