Union
Union, MI · Weather
WNDU
First Alert Weather Day Saturday: Lightning & soaking rain
First Alert Day Saturday with heavy rain and lightning in the morning. Good news: Notre Dame game evening could stay rain-free. Drier next week.
News Now Warsaw
Windstorm batters region, including southern part of Lake Wawasee
SYRACUSE — The southern tip of Lake Wawasee was hard hit Tuesday night when a line of storms passed through the region, causing significant wind damage. Syracuse police confirmed that trees and power poles were down, and some residents said their windows were blown out, according to WNDU. Turkey...
WNDU
Soggy Thursday Morning, Dry Friday, Then Heavy Rain Threatens ND Night Game
Thursday starts soggy with scattered rain, thunder, and patchy fog making for a slick morning commute, but conditions clear up nicely by afternoon with dry skies and highs near 78°. Friday looks great for high school football, sunny, less humid, and highs in the mid-70s. The biggest story of the week arrives Saturday, soaking rain and lightning are expected to move through Michiana, with rain totals potentially reaching 1 to 2 inches, threatening tailgating and Notre Dame's night game at Notre Dame Stadium. Timing on the heaviest rain is still uncertain, but it won't rain all day, several hours of dry time are possible in the afternoon.
jmrocketreporter.org
Flash Flood Warning in Effect for Adams, Huntington and Wells Counties in Indiana Until 7:45 AM EDT With Heavy Rain Drenching Marion, Goshen and South Bend
HUNTINGTON, Indiana — A Flash Flood Warning is in effect for Adams, Huntington and Wells counties in Indiana until 7:45 AM EDT on Wednesday, September 17, 2026, with radar at 4:45 AM showing intense heavy rainfall dumping across the warned area. The warning is radar-indicated, meaning the rainfall rates detected on radar are high enough to cause flash flooding across these three counties right now. If you live or work in Adams, Huntington or Wells county, stay off roads and move away from any low-lying areas, streams or flood-prone zones immediately.
abc57.com
Heavy rain and storms now, Drier later today
Heavy rain and storms continue through the morning. Rain chances diminish this afternoon, but we can't rule out a stray shower this evening. Friday will give us a break from rainy and humid weather before renewed chances for rain return this weekend.
abc57.com
WNDU
Scattered downpours & lightning Thursday morning
A wet Thursday morning will slow down your commute with scattered rain, thunder, and fog. Conditions dry out Thursday afternoon and evening. Friday offers a rain-free break with lower humidity — ideal for Friday night football games. However, Saturday's big story is soaking rain and lightning moving through Michiana with rain amounts reaching 1 to 2 inches. This will impact tailgating and the Notre Dame night game, though the exact timing of widespread rain remains uncertain. Monitor First Alert Weather for updates on when the heaviest rain arrives.
WNDU
Portion of Lake Wawasee receives wind damage. Here’s what may have caused it
WNDU
Hit & miss storms Tuesday night through Wednesday
Grab your umbrella — a wet stretch is heading our way. Rain develops Wednesday and continues Thursday with 1 to 1.5 inches possible over three days. Friday clears out and shapes up to be nice, so take advantage. But don't put that umbrella away yet — rain returns Saturday during Notre Dame game day. Scattered showers possible Sunday through Tuesday as conditions improve.
WNDU
Hit & miss storms Tuesday night through Wednesday
abc57.com
WNDU
22 WSBT
Morning Drive Forecast for Monday, September 14
With cooler temperatures and lower humidity, Sunday was "simmer"-time in Michiana. The high temperature of 75 was the coolest this month so far, but the first 13 days of September still have been the warmest since 1961! We've averaged 82% clear skies during the month. The sunny skies continue today!...
Notre Dame & Saint Mary Observer
How to survive a heat wave in an 80-year-old dorm
As Scene’s self-proclaimed, one-day-only “how to” girl, I will be sharing the wise insights that come from living in Notre Dame’s finest dorm, Farley Hall. As we are all aware, a record-breaking heat wave hit Notre Dame last week, but unfortunately, not all students were affected equally — as not all dorms are made equal. Undisputedly, Farley Hall has the best culture, location and people on campus, but our lovely old building is not as well prepared for the heat as some of the newer buildings.
WOWO News
I&M receives national award for June storm response
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO) — Indiana Michigan Power has been recognized for its response to severe storms that caused widespread power outages across northern Indiana in June. I&M received the Edison Electric Institute’s Emergency Recovery Award, which honors electric companies for safely and efficiently restoring service following major events.