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2:06
The threat for severe weather has increased
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2:16
More sunshine today with a severe risk tomorrow
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0:32
Granger residents share input on proposed S.R. 23 roundabout
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2:59
Seven local boards unanimously approve fire territory merger...
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2:05
JobSpark helps inspire career exploration for middle school students
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2:01
MPHPL launches new bookmobile to extend library access
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2:17
Will Pauling shines, Jadarian Price shows versatility at Notre...
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2:55
Notre Dame’s Pro Day gives 16 seniors one more shot to impress...
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2:57
South Bend residents voice concerns over proposed pedestrian...
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3:03
Prices at the pump continue to rise across Michiana
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1:35
Warming up before storms arrive Thursday
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1:06
Alliance for the Great Lakes publishes ’Data Center Playbook’
Lake effect snow showers continue through Tuesday night. The worst travel will be Tuesday morning for areas between Michigan City and South Bend. The LaPorte / St. Joseph county line as well as parts of Berrien Co could see more than six inches of snow, in total. The real question is how much snow makes it into South Bend. It is possible most of South Bend-east to see little to no accumulation. Low visibility, blowing snow is the greatest threat to travel.
Lake effect snow showers last through Tuesday morning them taper off through the day. The snow will melt the rest of this week, with fair weather and milder temperatures, warming into the 40s. The weather pattern returns to a fairly quiet one, with little as far as winter weather through the middle of next week.
Tonight: Lake effect snow and windy. Low 30.
Tuesday: Lake effect snow, mainly early. Breezy. High 35.
Wednesday: Mostly sunny. High 42.
Thursday: Partly cloudy. High 42