Snowy Friday evening, extreme winter weather next week
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Another burst snow will impact Michiana Friday evening. The total amount will not be overwhelming but the initial burst may slow travel significantly during the evening hours. A range of one to three inches is expected.
The weekend is cold with a few snow showers, none of any major significance. The focus then turns to Monday’s possible snow storm. There are many scenarios, from a wintry mix and minor accumulation to heavy snow of more than six inches. Right now likelihood of three to six inches is the best probability. The pattern then turns dangerously cold for the middle of next week. Next Wednesday could be one of the coldest EVER in Michiana.
Tonight: Evening snow showers, low of 4.
Saturday: Morning flurries, mostly cloudy. High of 16.
Sunday: Chance of snow, mostly cloudy. High of 18.
Monday: Snow likely. High of 28.