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1:45
Latest rain reports, Much quieter today
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0:52
Benton Harbor moving forward with Buss Avenue property renovations
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1:38
Community tornado shelters open in rural counties ahead of storm...
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2:21
Microsoft breaks ground on new Data Center in La Porte, Indiana
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3:43
Demolition underway to make room for Colfax Corner development
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5:20
CARE University helping support college students day to day
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5:34
Suspect dead after officer-involved shooting on South Bend’s...
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1:45
The rain and storm threat clear this evening
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2:32
Some optimism that the risk for severe weather is slightly decreasing
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1:07
What’s expected from the Fed’s interest rate decision Wednesday
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1:42
City of South Bend supporting those in opioid addiction recovery...
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2:30
Round one of storms arriving soon
Temperatures rise Wednesday into the upper-80s and push 90 degrees Thursday. The humidity will spike ahead of cold front that could bring thunderstorms, possibly severe weather Thursday evening. The severe threat, as of Tuesday afternoon has not increased, there's potential given the heat and humidity, but storm coverage may be widely scattered, leaving a possibility a miss for many. The temps drop to end the week, then rise again starting Sunday. A heat wave, multiple days with highs above 90 degrees is looking likely next week. The concern for a flash drought is also looming with hot, dry weather over the next ten days or more.
Tonight: Clouds early, clearing late. Low 60.
Wednesday: Mostly sunny. High 88.
Thursday: Partly cloudy, hot and humid. PM thunderstorms, possibly severe. High 90.
Friday: Sunny. High 82.