Tracking rain and the chance of strong to severe storms
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2:19
South Bend Schools keeps control of Clay High building, moves...
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School threats deemed “insignificant“ by Niles Police Department
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1:08
Firefighters respond to landfill fire
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2:07
Reaction to shooting at Irish Hills Apartment
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1:03
Temperatures rise and fall with blustery weather
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1:33
Feels like winter again Monday with snow and cold temperatures
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2:37
Notre Dame Women’s going dancing in the NCAA Tournament as...
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2:07
St. Patrick’s Day sleuthing at Ox Bow County Park
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2:57
Fiddler’s Hearth celebrates tradition for St. Patrick’s Day
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2:22
Snow develops overnight, lasting through the first half of Monday
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2:16
South Bend Table Tennis Club hosts 59th annual tennis tournament
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1:38
Not so lucky today with cold temps and a few snowflakes
Thursday, March 19th, 2020
The next round of rain moves in this afternoon. There will be two rounds of it today. The first will mainly be rain, maybe a rumble of thunder, the second round late this evening into the night. The second round brings our first concern of the year for stronger thunderstorms and an isolated severe storm cannot be ruled out. Make sure you’re staying weather aware.
Behind this system, temperatures will drop drastically for Friday with breezy conditions. It’s quiet and brighter over the weekend. Just a bit on the chilly side with upper 30s to low 40s for daytime highs.
Today: Rain showers, especially in afternoon and evening. Thunder possible. High 63.
Tonight: Thunderstorms early, strong to severe possible. Low 56.
Friday: A few AM showers then partial clearing. Breezy with temperatures falling from 56.
Saturday: Mostly sunny. High 38.