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1:27
The threat for severe weather has decreased
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2:09
More strong storm arriving soon
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2:06
PCSC celebrates first day of school
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1:59
ANOTHER round of strong storms possible early this afternoon
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2:44
Heavy rainfall floods roads, businesses in Winamac
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1:08
Congressman Rudy Yakym visits Forest River plant in Elkhart
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2:21
La Porte homeowners evacuate after uprooted tree causes natural...
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3:30
’All it takes is one,’ Calls for tips and new tech bring...
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3:27
Rain pelts Winamac, flooding ensues
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3:23
Severe threat ending, flood threat continues
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1:47
Cool Your Engines makes annual return
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2:34
South Bend City Council votes to override mayor’s veto of resolution...
Update: Showers still possible overnight and through Friday morning ahead of a cold front that will clear the rain and mugginess from the area.
More showers and thunderstorms this evening. While the overall severe threat remains low and lower than yesterday, heavy downpours and gusty wind are still possible around storms. Rainfall up to one inch is possible under some cells.
Friday starts rainy and breezy ahead of a front that will clear our wet weather and drop the humidity to start the weekend. Clouds break Friday afternoon and fair weather lasts through Saturday. A chance of showers returns early Sunday but the rest of the day looks dry.
Tonight: Rain likely with a few rumbles of thunder, low of 64.
Friday: Showers likely before noon, high of 68.
Saturday: Sunny, high of 74.
Sunday: Morning rain showers then partly cloudy, high of 68.