A cold front arrives later this afternoon
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1:27
The threat for severe weather has decreased
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2:09
More strong storm arriving soon
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2:06
PCSC celebrates first day of school
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1:59
ANOTHER round of strong storms possible early this afternoon
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2:44
Heavy rainfall floods roads, businesses in Winamac
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1:08
Congressman Rudy Yakym visits Forest River plant in Elkhart
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2:21
La Porte homeowners evacuate after uprooted tree causes natural...
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3:30
’All it takes is one,’ Calls for tips and new tech bring...
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3:27
Rain pelts Winamac, flooding ensues
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3:23
Severe threat ending, flood threat continues
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1:47
Cool Your Engines makes annual return
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2:34
South Bend City Council votes to override mayor’s veto of resolution...
Winds will finally start to dwindle later this morning, but a slight breeze will stick with us throughout the day. A cold front looks to move in this afternoon, keeping temperatures in the upper 50s and lower 60s. Tomorrow morning lows will drop into the upper 30s. Saturday will be mostly dry, but then rain chances increase into early Sunday morning. A few snow showers are possible Sunday morning as temperatures drop to near freezing. Rain activity will linger into Sunday afternoon and evening.
More rain chances are in the forecast for next week. A second system will move in Tuesday and stick with us through Wednesday. A few snow flurries and rain showers will be likely. We look to catch some dry weather just in time for Thanksgiving, but then another round of showers are possible into next weekend.
Today: Partly cloudy. High 60.
Tonight: Cloudy. Low 37.
Tomorrow: Cloudy. High 44.
Sunday: Showers/flurries. High 42.