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3:58
Community coming together to help local business
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0:43
Four Winds South Bend expansion project hits a milestone
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1:43
Frosty, first freeze possible Wednesday morning
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1:38
Notre Dame football aiming to close out the season without another...
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7:14
Faith and community leaders hold “Fund Our Lives“ press conference
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2:26
Salvation Army looking for help with holiday campaign
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2:13
City raises wage for South Bend Fire Department
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0:58
A couple of brighter days before more rain
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1:55
Negotiation meeting held for South Bend firefighters
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0:49
The Mishawaka-Penn-Harris Public Library reopens their Heritage...
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3:02
Benton Harbor’s water issues also impacting businesses
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0:48
Concord Community Schools recognized for academic excellence
A thaw for Valentine’s Day. Temperatures already start near 32 degrees Thursday morning, warming into the mid-40s by the afternoon. Clouds increase through the day with rain likely by the evening. There’s a sharp drop in temperatures Thursday night into Friday and rain quickly changes to sleet and snow. Slick conditions are possible early Friday but severe icing is not expected.
Tonight: Becoming mostly cloudy, warming to 30.
Thursday: Mostly cloudy, rain likely by the evening, high of 44.
Friday: Morning snow showers, high of 26.
Saturday: Partly cloudy, high of 30.