Local climate impact

• Public storm surveys lead to better warning times
• Longer days for the first day of Spring
• Top Ten Snow Year 2025-26
• Staying safe around downed power lines
• NIPSCO updates customers on power outages across Michiana
• Indiana Michigan Power updates customers on power outages
• Man recalls experience inside Menards when tornado hit
• Three Rivers Community Schools temporarily close due to storm damage
• Three Rivers Health assesses damage from severe weather
• Indiana Michigan Power makes progress with storm restoration
• Tornado kills 12-year-old in Cass County, residents say storm came with no warning
• National Weather Service preliminary tornado reports
• Samaritan's Purse International Relief offers assistance for residents
• American Red Cross in Michigan offers residents shelter after severe storm
• O'Neal's Smokehouse offering free meals to families in need
• Michigan Governor declares state of emergency following severe weather
• Edwardsburg Public Schools opening cafeteria, gym to community following tornado
• Winter 2026 was the coldest and snowiest in almost a decade
• Regaining Daylight: Michiana days getting longer heading towards Spring
• The end of winter is in sight
• Dangers behind snow and ice buildup
• Risks associated with excess shoveling
• Grand opening of Mobicare Wound Clinic
• Car maintenance in freezing temperatures
• Spring E-Sports call out and tournament Sunday
• Elkhart Area Career Center holds ribbon cutting for new health and strength center
• UPDATE: Victim identified in fatal shooting at Angela Boulevard and Michigan Street
• With warm January temps, is winter coming to an end?
• Perma-cloud: Why cloudy days dominate winter
• South Bend Weather Recap: 2025 warm and dry, but not record-breaking
• Dreaming of a White Christmas? Keep dreaming, the melt continues
• One Michiana wrestling coach competes in Netflix competition 'Squid Game: The Challenge'
• After the coldest start to December in 20 years, the month will end milder
• Dangerously Cold Start to December
• What will winter look like? How climate models help us know what to expect
• Winter Knockout: Forecast 2026
• 10-year-old struck by car near school bus stop in Van Buren County
• Local plow crews playing catch-up with winter weather
• Marshall County officials battle slide offs and slick conditions
• Snowfall brings power outages across Berrien County
• Tracking power outages in Michiana
• Amazon shares details on new water conservation projects
• Leaves in your yard, "Leaf” them be: Eco-friendly ways to repurpose leaves
• 'Falling Back' Asleep: How to the time change impacts our sleep schedule and how to adjust
• Rainy out West and dry in Midwest--but not for long
• Unseasonably warm weather delays frost and extends pest season in Michiana
• Weather's impact on wine flavor
• Climate change leading to shifting seasons and longer summers
• Weather and environmental factors in early fall leaf color changes
• Fall starts cool but another warm autumn is expected
• The summer numbers are skewed by the cooler and wetter end to the season
• Are you falling for 'False Fall?'
• We were lucky, Monday night's torrential rainfall had somewhere to go
• The recipe for storms, how we forecast potential downpours
• Rising waters raise concerns, the science behind more frequent flooding
• Heat waves like this week are more likely to happen in the future
• Full closures start Wednesday in Goshen for road patching
• More Storms, Less Support: How NOAA budget cuts may impact predicted above average hurricane season
• Saharan dust heads towards the US, what does that mean for hurricane season?
• Why dredging is important in Berrien County harbors
• Wildfire smoke impacts air quality, health
• How dry spell is impacting local farmers' crops
• Clear Skies: Dry conditions today, possible frost overnight
• April Recap: Dry Finish and a Drier Start to May
• Blooming and Buzzing this Spring
• Early Spring Severe Weather
• 2025 Spring Outlook: Precipitation
• March Weather Madness: The Month of Uncertainty
• Meteorological VS Astronomical Spring
• Enjoy the milder temperatures this weekend and next week
• Snow totals so far this year
• Next week's cold temperatures could keep January below average
• January 2025 on track to be the coldest in recent years
• First big snow in quite some time in parts of Indiana
• 2024 will be the warmest year on record in South Bend / Michiana
• Record Warmest Year in South Bend
• Local non-profit holding free Christmas dinner Dec. 22 in Elkhart
• Practicing fire safety this holiday season
• Niles-Buchanan YMCA Turkey Run continues to see record participants
• The Winter Symphony: Outlook 2025
• La Porte Community Schools to close Lincoln Elementary, expand preschool program
• This week was one of the wettest in July, all-time
• South Bend asking for public input on Climate Action Plan
• Spring 2024 Outlook: Warm weather could continue
• Tom's Winter Forecast 2024: Final Grade
• Winter 2024 concludes as one of the warmest in history for Michiana
• Sudden Shift: Spring Planting Zones
• Sudden Shift: Power Policy
• Sudden Shift: Fall Heating and Cooling
• Sudden Shift: Summer Water Woes
• Sudden Shift: How Our Warming Climate Impacts You
• Sudden Shift: Warmer Winters
• Sudden Shift: A deep dive into our local data, with a climate scientist
• Fair and mild most of this week
• How agencies helped those in need fight the frigid temperatures
• Real tree or artificial: which Christmas tree is more eco-friendly?
• 5th National Climate Assessment: Impacts are widespread and worsening, but the worst can still be avoided
• Extreme rainfall has nearly erased severe drought
• A tale of two cities, shows how warming can vary
• Indiana meteorologists working to improve forecasts through data driven Mesonet