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0:48
Cool conditions continue this weekend
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0:37
Two injured in single-vehicle crash, passenger ejected from vehicle
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0:51
Cooling and drying through morning
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0:47
Severe threat over
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2:22
Notre Dame and Villanova to open 2026-27 basketball season in...
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2:41
It’s about to get more expensive to use the Toll Road
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1:01
South Bend Mayor Mueller builds on last year’s clean-up efforts
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1:29
A principal puckers-up for a good cause
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0:55
Karl King Tower not designated ’Chronic Problem Property’...
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1:22
AHEPA Senior Living brings high-demand units for low-income seniors
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1:55
Dangerous storms to our west not weakening much
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1:57
Sen. Rogers responds to ’RINO’ attacks ahead of May primary
The weather won't be fair but temperatures rise through Christmas. A raincoat and boots will be more useful than a snowsuit. Rain is likely Friday afternoon through Saturday morning, then a drier period through Sunday evening. A slow-moving 'cut-off ' low treks through the Midwest Christmas Day through at least next Wednesday DEC 27. With weak Jet Stream wind to push the system through quickly, wet weather will linger next week. Rain is likely Christmas Afternoon through Wednesday morning. Temperatures remain too warm for now. Highs on Christmas will rise into the mid-50s. The record high for Christmas Day is 65° set in 1982, the normal high is 34°.
Tonight: Mostly cloudy. Low 28.
Thursday: Overcast. High 44.
Friday: Showers. High 46
Saturday: AM Showers. High 48.