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2:02
More storms this evening, Wintry tomorrow
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3:01
Severe storm potential this afternoon
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1:55
Dash Away 5K lets families run through holiday lights at Elkhart...
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2:19
Showers arrive overnight, Soggy Sunday
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0:25
SBFD responds to carbon monoxide call Friday
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0:45
Settlement reached in data privacy lawsuit against Goshen Health
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2:20
Mild and cloudy start to weekend
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3:14
New South Bend social house adds to downtown entertainment hub
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1:23
Winter returns Monday
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2:22
University Park Mall packed with shoppers after Christmas
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0:12
Failure to yield leads to rollover crash at US 31 and S.R. 10
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3:49
Lonnie Bedwell sets out to ski the grand slam
A much cooler weekend is the forecast for the entire region. Temperatures will start in the 40s and struggle to warm into the mid-60s Saturday. Large dangerous waves are expected along the Lake Michigan shoreline, lake effect rain showers are possible near the shore, a less than 30% chance. There's also a non-zero, but still low chance of a waterspout near the shoreline, it's possible but that chance is very low. The weather is fair but summer heat is not over. Temperatures will rise into the 90s next week and the drought will worsen over the next ten days.
Tonight: Early AM lake showers. Low 46.
Saturday: Partly cloudy. High 64.
Sunday: Sunny. High 74.
Monday: Sunny. High 84.
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