We’re continuing to watch for the threat of severe thunderstorms, not just across a large portion of the US the next two days, but locally as well. As we discussed in our Region Weather LIVE broadcast last night, the Wednesday-Wednesday … Continue reading Severe Threat Wednesday-Wednesday Night
Rain continues to pour down in buckets across the Region as we’re on the northern end of all the severe weather ongoing to the south. There is a pocket of stronger wind that will translate northeastward through the circled area—it … Continue reading Heavy Rain, Gusty Winds Continue
It’s a mess. Moderate to heavy snow continues to come down with impacts being felt all across the Region. This snow will continue to come down at a good clip through at least midday as our main portion of this … Continue reading 8:30 AM Wednesday Snow Update
Not much has changed since our early morning post as this band of intense snow is now north and west of Chicago producing heavy snow near Evanston. Outside of flurries and a few periodic snow showers locally, we don’t have … Continue reading 7:00 AM Lake Snow Update
Our main lake effect snow band moved into LaPorte County last night as expected and is now shifting slightly westward into eastern Porter County. Roads are snow covered once you hit Rt 421 from Michigan City to Westville to Wanatah … Continue reading 6:20 AM Lake Effect Snow Update
OVERNIGHT LAKE SNOW UPDATE: Lake effect snow showers continue to fill in across the region ranging from light snow in Lake County to light snow with on and off bursts of moderate snow in Porter, Starke, and especially LaPorte County. That heavy band of lake effect snow has developed in Michigan as we chatted about during our Region Weather LIVE and it’s making its way through South Bend producing a narrow band of near whiteout conditions. I’m expecting it to work it’s way westward, albeit slowly, and we’ll likely see impacts on our morning rush in LaPorte County and perhaps … Continue reading Overnight Lake Effect Snow
CLOUDS CLOUDS GO AWAY: 2000+ miles of clouds just stuck in place from Maine to the Midwest…so at least we’re not alone! Everything gets moving again this weekend with our next storm system–until then, we get to stare at our gray ceiling for a few more days. Continue reading Clouds, Clouds, Go Away
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