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4:46
Annual Ice Festival set to take over downtown Niles
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2:15
Our first and potentially last sunny day of the week is today
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2:00
Candlelight vigil in South Bend calls for accountability after...
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0:45
B100 hosts annual Bridal Elegance for engaged couples
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0:47
The Green Bee hosts Christmas decor swap
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1:18
Notre Dame defeats UNC 73-50
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1:39
Quiet and breezy tonight, Warmer and brighter tomorrow
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2:05
Lake effect snow this morning
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3:01
IU Fans take over local bars
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0:54
Maize and Blue Fund hosts first annual student athlete wellness...
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1:55
Snow showers overnight through Sunday morning
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2:50
Rain/snow mix through this afternoon
The forecast is quiet through Friday, then turns messy this weekend. Rounds or wet snow or wintry mix are likely early Saturday morning through early Sunday afternoon. Lasting accumulation or a major impact is unlikely as high temperatures and the ground will be above freezing. Confidence is growing for a more impactful round of wintry weather next Tuesday-Wednesday; wet heavier snow, heavy rain or both. The projected track in the storm is still likely to shift around. At this plan for highly unpleasant wintry, windy weather. We are upping Threat Tracker to 2/5 ORANGE, Tuesday. Highs above freezing until the end of next week will continue to make lasting accumulating snow, questionable.
Tonight: Mostly cloudy. Low 22.
Friday: Mostly cloudy High 38.
Saturday: Wet Snow / Wintry Mix. High 36.
Sunday: AM Ligh Snow: High 36.