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1:33
Getting warmer and more humid with daily rain chances
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3:05
Another data center possibly coming to New Carlisle
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3:02
SBCSC votes to terminate MOU with non-profit providing after-school...
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0:35
South Bend Common Council approves funding for local public improvements...
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1:34
Community rallies around the New Prairie Cougars
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1:02
SBPD starts National Police Week with wreath laying ceremony...
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1:39
Michiana farmers getting a head start on planting
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3:20
Officers honored for action during January shooting at Elkhart...
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2:18
Gearing up for the 11th annual Elkhart County Lemonade Day
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1:27
Hit-or-miss showers, midweek
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1:01
SBPD warns of Facebook scam involving missing officer
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0:35
Abducted child located by Indiana state trooper
Temperatures turn colder Tuesday and that's the trend through early December. Tuesday will be fair, a rare day over the next ten days as the permacloud takes hold. There will be a storm system Wednesday - Thursday that moves through the Mid-South. The impacts for Michiana remain minimal. A rain/snow mix is possible at times but the result is still mostly wet. Friday temperatures fall and stay below freezing. This boots the potential for lake effect snow, but the wind direction is more westerly than northwesterly, this would limit impacts for most the area, but southwest Michigan should be prepared for light-to-moderate snowfall. Overall, a major impact for the Thanksgiving weekend is not expected, but it will be colder.
Tonight: A few rain showers. Breezy. Low 30.
Tuesday: Fair, breezy. High 38.
Wednesday: Overcast, rain/snow showers. High 42.
Thanksgiving Day: Overcast, rain/snow showers. High 38.
Friday: Lake effect snow showers. High 28.