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“This Is What Notre Dame Football Does”: Marcus Freeman Embraces...
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‘A Great Day for Football’: Eddy Street Residents, Police...
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Record-breaking warm temperatures to start the week
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Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Demystifying the diagnosis process...
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Grief Walk hosted by Elkhart County Parks Oct. 13
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Hot conditions today and tomorrow
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Patchy, dense fog before potentially record-breaking heat
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Elkhart Tree Planting blitz aims for 2,000 trees by the end of...
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170-year-old family farm brings fall activities to the community
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South Bend man sentenced to 121 months in prison for controlled...
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Boo Bash returns with a foamy new twist
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Family, friends searching for closure more than a year after...
Tuesday afternoon, storms quickly develop after 4:00 PM, one or two storms could be strong or severe, damaging wind, hail and even a tornado are possible. The threat is not widespread and will clear by 8:00 PM.
Wednesday had the potential to be a dangerous weather day in Michiana. Storms are likely for the entire area; damaging wind, tornadoes and flash flooding are the top concern. The conditions are favorable for an EF-2 or greater tornado to develop. More than 2 inches of rain is also likely; this could cause flash flooding.
The threat window is after 4:00 PM Wednesday through midnight. Plan for severe weather and power outages and get your First Warning with our weather app.
Tonight: Storms ending. Low 55.
Wednesday: Widespread severe weather expected evening/overnight. All threats possible, including tornadoes. High 76.
Thursday: AM clouds, afternoon sun. High 68.
Friday: Sunny. High 74