High temperatures continue to tumble with highs today in the middle 20s falling into the lower 20s Thursday. Scattered snow is also possible today and Friday. Temperatures top out in the middle 20s this afternoon Skies will remain mostly cloudy with periods of light snow especially north of Fort Wayne this morning with temperatures rising into the middle 20s by noon. Light scattered snow mostly through this afternoon and early evening. Northwest winds along the warmer waters of Lake Michigan will cause a few snow showers especially in areas around Indiana/Michigan this afternoon. Winds will diminish by early evening turning the lake-effect snow machine and clouds will clear taking temperatures down into the lower teens. Snowfall accumulation will be minimal on Friday and Friday night The good news on Thursday is that we will finally see sunshine the bad news is that high temperatures will only be in the lower 20s. A Pacific storm will move through the area Friday with very little moisture which will limit snowfall to less than an inch. It will dry for the weekend with more clouds and highs in the middle 20s Saturday and into the upper 20s Sunday. A wave of low pressure will bring some light snow into the area late Sunday night which will linger into Monday morning. Expect minimal snowfall accumulation. It will be considerably colder Tuesday with highs in the teens. Temperatures will bounce back in the lower to middle 20s for the rest of next week. This Morning: Mostly cloudy with areas of light snow and temperatures in the middle 20s by noon. Winds: NW 5-10 mph This Afternoon: Scattered snow showers with under 1" accumulation possible near the Michigan border.High: 26°Winds: NW 5-10 mph Tonight: Flurries or light snow showers end during the early evening with clearing skies overnight.Low: 12° Winds: W 1-5 mph Thursday: Mostly sunny and colder.High: 23°Winds: SW 5-10 mph Thursday Night: Partly cloudy and cold.Low: 14° Winds: SW 1-5 mph MORE WEATHER RESOURCESInteractive Radar and Regional RadarWeather CamerasWeather Alerts