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Storm track timing could be shifting
Light snow showers Friday night may bring some white to the grass and bare ground, the pavement will be wet. Temperatures fall into the upper 20s, a few slick spots are possible.
The weekend is colder, high in the 30s. The next storm will bring rain Monday and likely put 2018 into third place for the wettest year on record in South Bend. A punch of cold air arrives to start 2019, bringing a chance of lake effect snow showers. The cold snap does not look to last through all of next week.
Tonight: Light lake effect snow, low of 28.
Saturday: Chance of snow early, high of 33.
Sunday: Mostly sunny, high of 38.
Monday: Rainy, high of 40.
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