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0:45
Pancakes help raise funds to support the Alzheimer’s Association
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1:03
Lighter rain expected into the afternoon
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1:04
Non-severe storms expected
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1:16
Showers start this morning
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1:59
Mac & Cheese festival turns Four Winds Field into a kitchen
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0:45
Michiana Spring Clay tour encourages people to try and take a...
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2:56
Fresh Cuts, Fresh Starts: Re-Entry Program Gives Back in Elkhart
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0:53
Jr. Irish Memorial Day invitational celebrates veterans and active-duty...
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1:15
Another rain chance this holiday weekend
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0:46
Holiday weekend starts rainy
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1:13
South Bend West Side Memorial Day Parade Preview
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0:48
Three Rivers Menards partially reopens after suffering extensive...
System snow tapers down this evening, accumulation up to an inch is possible overnight. As temperatures drop into the single digits, slick roads and ice will be the main concern through Tuesday morning.
Tuesday will be a cold and for some a snowy day. Highs struggle to break 20 and lake effect snow showers will ramp-up across Berrien and LaPorte county. Most of Tuesday is snow-free but lake effect will develop Tuesday evening and continue through Wednesday morning. The highest totals of more than six inches are likely west of South Bend.
After Wednesday temperatures warm, with another big melt in the forecast for the weekend. Highs will push 50 on Sunday with rain in the forecast. Plan for a wet but milder weekend.
Tonight: Light snow, low of 5.
Tuesday: Mostly cloudy with lake effect snow showers, high of 20.
Wednesday: Lake effect ending, partly cloudy, high of 20.
Thursday: Mostly sunny, highs in the upper 20s.