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3:37
Law enforcement, veterans and more participate in Back the Blue...
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3:47
Families honor lost loved ones as lifeguards return to South...
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1:16
No shortage of sunshine today
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1:37
Memorial Day parade forecast
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4:51
Local band ’The Erly’ stops by ABC57 ahead of June 3 performance
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1:17
VERY foggy first few hours of the morning
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1:57
A local taste brings New Carlisle community together on race...
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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
Falling temperatures Tuesday night and a stiff northwest wind will turn on the lake effect snow machine. Accumulation up to one inch is possible by early Wednesday, the main concern is for slick spots as roads may melt the first flake and then freeze.
A frigid wind chill and lake effect snow showers last through Wednesday. The air temperature will be in the low 20s with a wind chill in the single digits. Lake effect snow showers will bring a range of one to three inches through early Thursday. The forecast calms and clears into Friday before a southerly system brings a chance of snow Saturday.
Tonight: Lake effect snow, low of 23.
Wednesday: Lake effect snow, high of 26, single digit wind chill.
Thursday: Morning snow showers, mostly to partly cloudy. High of 28.
Friday: Partly cloudy, high of 32.