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0:56
Calm morning, storms tonight
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2:43
South Bend residents see future plans for former Drewry’s Brewery
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2:45
Damage assessment continues in Elkhart County following EF-2...
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0:44
Indiana and Illinois set record for tornadoes
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1:27
Community Build underway at Kathryn Park
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2:34
Day two of searching for a missing child continues
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3:47
The Elkhart community is searching for answers after a 2-year-old...
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1:04
Overall pleasant for Michiana
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1:52
South Bend Common Council issues an official apology to residents...
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0:54
Slightly cool out the door
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1:54
Suspect identified, charged in fatal hit-and-run of Timothy Johnson
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0:39
Prairie Street Cemetery works to clear storm damage
The pattern is active, cold and snow weather through the end of this week. The snow impacts vary with the lake effect snow, which ramps up-and-down as temperatures fall overnight and rise into the afternoon. The first bullseye is Berrien county early Wednesday with the potential for more than three inches of snow. Then temps rise just above freezing Wednesday afternoon ( a melting lull), followed by the heaviest lake effect snow Wednesday night into Thursday, with upwards of six inches of snow possible, in the snow belt. Temperatures are much colder to end the week, and lake effect snow will persist into Friday.
Tonight: Snow showers. Low 30.
Wednesday: Snow / Mix. High 36.
Thursday: Snow showers. High 32.
Friday: Light snow. High 28
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