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0:53
Snow showers move into Michiana tomorrow afternoon and evening
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2:02
Michiana Social Justice Coalition to hold virtual event today
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2:16
Few snow showers Sunday ahead of main snow event Monday
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2:26
Benton Harbor Family holds Birthday parade for 86-year-old great...
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3:12
Snow chances remain in the forecast through Tuesday
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1:56
Granger Community Church to hold annual food drop today
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2:54
Quiet start to weekend; still tracking Monday snow
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1:55
Michigan restaurants prepare for the return of dine-in customers
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2:30
Andrews University helping revitalize historic downtown Buchanan
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3:21
Local Law Firms say Problems at the Border still not solved
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1:13
Low track has high importance with Monday’s snowstorm
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2:28
Forecast focus remains on Monday’s winter storm
A frigid start to Thursday, temperatures near zero, this is the calm before our next snow storm. The next round of snow will be the biggest this week and has the potential to be one of the biggest single day events of the season. Friday, a nearly all-day snow is expected with accumulation of more than six inches likely. The pattern stays snowy this weekend but looks to break next week.
Tonight: Flurries ending, partly cloudy, low of 2.
Thursday: Mostly cloudy, chance of snow, high of 18.
Friday: Heavy snow, high of 28.
Saturday: PM Snow showers, highs in the mid-20s.