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1:10
Some breaks from the rain expected
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0:45
Storms throughout the day
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0:40
Two people dead, one in critical condition from shooting on Bissell...
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2:05
Nappanee’s 50th annual Apple Festival continues through rain...
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1:57
Showers present now and continuing overnight
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3:09
Notre Dame stays undefeated after a win against Spartans
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2:00
Showers arriving soon, Low chance for Lightning but not zero
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1:38
Dry for now, Rain showers return soon
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4:27
Irish legends, ABC57 Kickoff team predict Michigan State vs....
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3:53
Notre Dame and Chicago Bears legend Chris Zorich on his high...
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1:25
Widespread rain LESS likely this afternoon
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3:10
Fighting Irish alumni Troy Pride Jr. talks Michigan State rivalry
Tonight: Evening snow showers, mostly lake effect with the most accumulation, up to three inches, across Berrien and Cass counties. Snow will finish before the morning drive, but side and secondary roads may be slick and snow-covered.
Wednesday is a cold day, in fact the coldest temperatures come mid-morning in the teens. Clouds break and we'll see some sunshine by the afternoon, the forecast is fair with a likely thaw Thursday. The forecast remains quiet heading into the weekend. The focus remains on the track of a low along the Ohio river Sunday through Tuesday. This path puts our area on a line between rain/snow. Plan for wintry weather to start next week.
Wednesday: Partly cloudy. High of 28.
Thursday: Mostly sunny. High of 38.
Friday: Partly cloudy. High of 30.