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2:44
Red Wolves look for stifling defense to propel Paw Paw to 3-0
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2:36
Vikings look to notch first win of 2026
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1:55
SBFD soon implementing new ultrasound device when responding...
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1:06
Fair weekend, rain starts next week
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0:50
Fog for some of Michiana, everyone seeing cooler temperatures
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1:37
South Bend Cubs playoff run ends as they lose 3-1
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3:08
Radio Sabor Latino celebrates Latino culture amid immigration...
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3:16
South Bend officials are fighting against non-disclosure agreements...
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1:20
Rainy pattern next week
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0:57
Kosciusko County Leaders take action against surveillance technology...
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0:51
Closed-door meeting held for Nicholas Stanley’s upcoming trial
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1:38
Looking dry for the Irish home opener
The storm threat from Monday evening is all clear, and the rest of this week looks dry for cleanup efforts. Today starts cloudy, but skies clear to mostly sunny by this afternoon. Temperatures are in the mid 80s with slightly lower humidity than yesterday. There is a lakeshore flood advisory until 11 a.m. Tuesday—there is some high wave action still and flooding is possible along the lake. There is a yellow flag for swimming today. Overnight skies are mostly clear with temperatures dropping to around 60 degrees. Wednesday and Thursday are mostly sunny and dry with temperatures around 86.
Friday afternoon through the weekend there is a chance for a few isolated showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures stay in the mid 80s this weekend.
Today: Clearing to partly sunny. High 84.
Tonight: Mostly clear. Low 60.
Wednesday: Mostly sunny. High 86.
Thursday: Mostly sunny. High 86.