-
0:57
Warmer stepping out the door
-
3:52
Hyperscale CEO hears residents concerns over expanding Dowagiac...
-
0:50
City of South Bend addresses trouble some short-term rentals
-
1:56
Lake Michigan Hills celebrates its 66th annual Chamber Golf Outing
-
1:56
Fun and 4H at the LaGrange County Fair
-
1:44
La Porte County workers take precautions during this week’s...
-
2:23
Mark Quatrani’s standout season at Notre Dame ends with selection...
-
2:50
Jack Radel becomes Notre Dame’s highest MLB draft pick in more...
-
2:38
Explosive diarrhea cases on the rise in Michigan
-
3:44
Investigation into Friday’s State Trooper shooting under investigation,...
-
3:30
Law enforcement officers react to rash of NW Indiana officers...
-
2:51
South Bend neighbors react to talks of regulations on short-term...
Calm and clear overnight, with lows dropping a little cooler than what we saw last night. Tomorrow also expected to be a tiny bit cooler than today, with a little bit more of a breeze and highs in the mid 80s. Still hot, of course, highs into Monday will be 15-20 degrees above average for this time of year but Monday afternoon will usher in a new weather pattern. A cold front sweeps through our area, bringing much needed, widespread storms and showers Monday night through Tuesday. Thankfully, a colder air mass drags us back down to closer to average as well, highs significantly closer to average through the middle of the week. The next Notre Dame home game looks like it will feel like football weather, though there are signs pointing toward an uptick in rain chances through Friday night, something we will keep a close eye on
Tonight: Clear, calm. Low 59.
Sunday: Sunny, hot. High 86.
Monday: Gathering clouds and afternoon storms. High 84.
Tuesday: Lingering showers. High 68.