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2:09
Milkweed Gardens will soon bring an abandoned space in South...
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1:26
New rule in Elkhart to make disposal of big items easier
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2:45
No. 3 Notre Dame turns focus to Rice with Freeman calling for...
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1:32
Current future of Traps Stars Outlet dispensary is at a standstill
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1:43
Current South Bend Schools teacher facing allegations about relationship...
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2:56
Jewel Woods resident hires attorney, looks to take on realtor,...
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4:21
First responders battle early morning blaze near Four Winds Field
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0:58
Suspect identified, charged in officer-involved shooting near...
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3:06
Paid parking period in St. Joseph comes to a close
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1:31
Elkhart brings the city together to enjoy the Labor Day Parade
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3:06
Final day of Blueberry Festival 2026 provides smiles and memories
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3:47
Irish kick Badgers to the curb
The humidity stays steamy through Friday morning. Thursday, morning a weaking line of overnight storms will graze the area, the timing make a severe threat less likely. Depending on clearing, temperatures could still warm into the upper 80s in the afternoon. The next round of storms will be around or after midnight, through Friday morning. The timing again, is making a severe threat less likely, but there is a concern for heavy rain and flooding. As rainfall rates could exceed one inch per hour. The humidity drops and the weekend is fair.
Tonight: Partly cloudy. Low 72.
Thursday: AM T-Showers. High 88.
Friday: AM T-Showers. High 82.
Saturday: Mostly sunny. High 86.
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