Peak wind and storm threat through 6 PM
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2:54
Snow or wintry mix Tuesday morning turns to rain by afternoon
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2:48
Grocery stores adjust to families having smaller Thanksgiving...
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4:58
Building Benton Harbor: A reviving school district
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3:37
ADEC adapts to COVID-19 in order to keep serving the community
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1:08
South Bend’s wait for measurable snow might be over soon
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2:16
Elkhart County businesses fear another shutdown as Covid grows
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3:03
Tenants worried about safety after repeated fires
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1:52
Sloppy Tuesday and Wet Wednesday
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5:02
Meat smoker company helping put Michiana on the map
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2:40
Dr. Fox discusses Thanksgiving celebrations during a pandemic
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6:02
’The Costs of COVID-19’ Part 4: ’Unseen’ impact on children
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1:00
Penguins from Shedd Aquarium visit Soldier Field
Afternoon Update: Windy this afternoon, gusts will peak in the 45 mph range. The window for thunderstorm is through 5 PM, storms will be scattered and the severe risk is isolated, however in an already windy environment damaging wind gusts +50 mph are possible as well as tornadoes.
The brief warm spell is over. Temperatures fall from the 40s on Friday and light rain mixes with snow showers Friday afternoon. The weekend is colder and calmer, some sunshine and highs in the 30s and 40s. Temperatures rise gradually through next week, turning more spring-like by next weekend.
Tonight: Breezy, falling temperatures into the lower 40s.
Friday: Mostly cloudy and breezy, chance of rain/snow as temperatures fall from 42.
Saturday: Mostly cloudy, high of 36.
Sunday: Partly cloudy, highs in the low 40s.