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2:55
Dry and mild Tuesday; temperatures fall again Wednesday
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2:06
Local museum encourages community to take advantage of free museum...
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3:07
City leaders join community members to honor the legacy of MLK
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2:15
Temperatures swing warming Tuesday, before more snow and cold
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2:10
Website launching for Americans to order COVID-19 at-home tests
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1:51
Lake effect snow Monday morning; tapering off by afternoon
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2:33
The Shed in Granger closes doors for good
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2:53
Inflation at 39-year high in US, creating struggles for Michiana...
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1:34
Light snow Monday, next week is uneventful, but cold
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2:00
Snow showers return later this evening
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3:02
More supply of Pfizer Paxlovid pills expected to come to Michiana
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2:02
More cold temperatures and sunshine for Sunday
Unseasonably warm weather continues Tuesday. Records for warmest highs and lows could be tied or broken through Wednesday morning. The chance of showers and storms increases Wednesday ahead of a cold front that will drop high temps back to the 50s by Thursday. Heavy rain and possible severe weather is a threat Wednesday and Wednesday night, timing of the front being a key factor. A later arrival Wednesday is keeping the severe threat lower.
Tonight: Mostly clear. Low of 66.
Tuesday: Partly cloudy, chance of storms. High of 84.
Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, showers and storms likely. Highs of 75.
Thursday: Partly cloudy, high of 55.