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2:03
Significantly cooler Sunday
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4:08
Notre Dame defeats Pittsburgh 37-15
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0:45
Plymouth Aquatic Center hosts first charity gala, raising funds...
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0:59
Notre Dame Women’s Soccer defeat the Sparkies 4-0
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0:23
FSSA issuing full SNAP benefits Saturday
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0:36
Dowagiac Fire Department begins toy collection for Toys for Tots
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3:25
Local group trying to stop demolition plans for historic red...
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1:34
Much cooler tomorrow
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6:41
Tim O’Malley with Irish Illustrated and Pete Sampson with...
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3:14
Marcus Freeman says every detail matters as Notre Dame prepares...
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3:26
Bryan Driskell, owner of Irish Breakdown, chats with ABC57 Kickoff...
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4:15
Notre Dame’s independence has everyone talking
Temperatures fall overnight from the mid-40s to mid-30s by Tuesday morning. The official high for Tuesday will likely be just after midnight, forecast of 38 degrees. Rain changes to wintry mix and snow but air and ground temperatures will stay above freezing, expect mostly wet instead of slippery roads. Slick spots are still possible as temperatures drop through the day, bridges and overpasses the greatest concern.
Tuesday temperatures hold in the mid to lower 30s. Wintry mix changes to light snow but little accumulation is expected. The cold snap lasts through Wednesday, then temperatures rise again towards 50 on Friday. The pattern over the next two weeks remains more erratic with ups and downs, highs mostly above normal and more rain than snow in the forecast.
Tonight: Rain changing to snow, low of 38.
Tuesday: Wintry mix and snow, temperatures falling from 38.
Wednesday: Mostly to partly cloudy, high of 32.
Thursday: Mostly sunny, highs near 40.