Light snow today, extreme cold tomorrow morning
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2:35
Ice Box skating rink boot camp teaching hockey and life skills...
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2:05
The Ship and Shore Blues and Soul Festival relaunches the decades...
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1:32
Round two brings flood potential tonight
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1:46
Round One of storms arriving soon
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1:40
Strong winds and heavy rain likely for Michiana
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1:51
Tracking multiple rounds of strong storms Sunday
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2:28
Aftermath of Eddy Street shooting leaves residents unsettled
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2:16
Be weather aware Sunday and Monday
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2:08
Zimmy’s benefit fundraiser draws a large crowd at the Cass...
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3:08
Notre Dame secondary taking shape as Irish embrace ‘5 to 6...
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0:51
Take a Seat auction raises funds for art in downtown Niles
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2:00
Storm track timing becoming clearer
Lake effect flurries will fall across southern Michigan and far northern Indiana counties for most of today, likely amounting to an additional 1"-3" in southern Michigan and about an inch in most of St. Joseph County by the end of today. Temperatures get to the upper teens this afternoon, enabling most salt to help continue the melting process on roads and walkways. With the exception of northern St. Joseph Counties, the risk of icy roads has gone down across the area for today and tomorrow. Lows do fall to near zero tonight though; wind chills will be between -10F and -20F out the door tomorrow. No significant snow falls most of Friday, but lake effect snow redevelops Friday night and lasts through Saturday morning. Temperatures get back to the 20s on Sunday and will hold in the 20s for most of next week.
Today: Flurries. High 18.
Tonight: Overcast.. Low 0.
Friday: Partly cloudy. High 16.
Saturday: Scattered snow showers. High 18.