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2:42
2027 JWAS Jaxson Scholarship Applications now open
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4:05
28th Annual Michiana Chili Cookoff serving up the heat
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1:51
Marshall County community runs for a purpose
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1:07
After a lovely day, the cold returns
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1:09
Music Enthusiasts talk tunes at the South Bend Record Show
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2:30
Local woman turns 100
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2:55
The apple cider slushie takes over as most popular snack at Four...
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1:30
Cold Tuesday Morning Ahead
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1:00
5th annual Blessing of the Pets
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2:05
Elkhart celebrates 175 years of railroads
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1:08
Cool tonight, Another beautiful day in store tomorrow
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4:01
Notre Dame holds off North Carolina, 37-26
Tonight: Wet snow, wintry mix then a quick fall in temperatures into Friday morning. A slushy (wet) snow freezing to the roads Friday morning is the main concern as temperatures drop into the teens quickly after midnight.
Bitter cold and a snowy pattern will persist through the weekend and next week. Temperatures only get colder, highs in the teens and lows in the single digits, nearing zero. Areas due east of the lake could see nearly continuous, light lake effect snow showers over the next week. The time of most likely snow accumulation for many, are Sunday night and Monday night, with Tuesday morning possibly the greatest impact. With frigid temperatures every flake will stick. The deep freeze lasts into next weekend.
Friday: Mostly cloudy. Temperatures falling from 18.
Saturday: Mostly cloudy. High 14.
Sunday: PM Snow showers. High 12.
Monday: PM Snow showers. High 18.