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2:32
Charlie Partridge brings NFL experience, violent mindset to Notre...
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2:33
Matty Augustine injury shakes up Notre Dame’s offensive line...
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1:06
Groundbreaking for the new Woodfield Crossing in Mishawaka
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1:12
Concord Community Schools celebrate back to school with first...
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3:56
Increase in traffic in La Porte County for food, gas following...
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3:17
Pulaski County officials continue to deal with rainfall, flooding,...
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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
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.
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