NORTHERN INDIANA — The National Weather Service of Northern Indiana has issued a winter weather outlook for Kosciusko County and the following surrounding counties: Marshall, Elkhart, Noble, Whitley, Wabash and Fulton. The Marshall County Sheriff’s Department and Noble County EMA and 911 Center have issued the following statement for their areas: A winter storm watch …read more.

NETHERLANDS — Parts of the Netherlands have turned into a winter wonderland, tempting locals to skate on ice-covered roads.

NORTHERN INDIANA — The National Weather Service has issued freezing rain and wind advisories and a hazardous weather outlook, all in effect throughout today, Monday, Dec. 28. The freezing rain advisory lasts until 4 p.m. and includes light ice accumulations up to 1/10 of an inch. The freezing rain is expected to change to rain later …read more.

NORTHWEST INDIANA — Drivers across INDOT’s entire northwest district are expected to continue to encounter slick conditions on the roads through the evening today, Monday, Dec. 28. Widespread freezing rain and sleet blanketed all 13 counties in the district since early this morning. INDOT has 170 plow/salt crews on the roads right now in northwest Indiana …read more.

Though the winter storm warning has been cancelled, there is a wind chill advisory in effect for Kosciusko County until 11 a.m. today. Dangerous winds between negative 10 and negative 25 degrees are expected. Prolonged exposure to these winds can lead to hypothermia and frost bite could occur in 30 minutes or less. Residents are …read more.

There is a winter storm warning in effect for Kosciusko County from 2:45 p.m. Saturday until 7 a.m. Sunday. Please do not drive unless it is absolutely required (see related).

By DENISE RODRIGUEZ NIPSCO External Communications While NIPSCO continues to be one of the lowest-cost gas providers in Indiana, colder temperatures and increased usage means higher bills for customers at this time of year. NIPSCO reminds customers of their options to stay warm and save money by offering some helpful program options and tips to …read more.

By ALEX SOSNOWSKI Senior Meterologist, AccuWeather AccuWeather reports despite some pockets of cold air in the Midwest and east during the first part of this week, the wheels of change are already in the works for a mild weather pattern for the middle of January. The storm departing the northeast will briefly pull cold air into …read more.

If you haven’t already noticed, the roads in and around Kosciusko County are a little rough this morning. Kosciusko County is currently under a advisory level travel advisory, which means roads could be slick and snow covered. “With the wind they’re calling for today, I don’t see it getting any better,” says Ed Rock of …read more.

By AMANDA ZENCZAK Cargill For winter maintenance professionals there is no shortage of options when it comes to fighting snow and ice. As liquids continue to grow in popularity for both anti-icing and deicing, so does the need to analyze which product is the best fit. That is why Cargill Deicing Technology is offering expert …read more.

By MARK PETERSON Federal Emergency Management Agency Dangerously low temperatures and accumulating snow are in the forecast for much of the Midwest and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Federal Emergency Management Agency wants individuals and families to be safe when faced with the hazards of cold temperatures and winter weather. “Subfreezing temperatures and wind …read more.

Indiana Department of Transportation maintenance supervisors across the state are closely monitoring local weather forecasts and pavement sensors to deploy salt trucks before Christmas Eve rains transition to snow and wintry mix on state highways. Because this storm is leading off with rain, pre-treating roads and bridges must be done just before pavement temperatures fall …read more.

By KARA BROOKS Indiana State Government Office Governor Mike Pence has announced that more than $4.6 million in total federal grants has been paid so far to help local communities and the state recover from the Jan. 5 through Jan. 9 winter storm. Local, county and state government and other organizations that provide public services …read more.

By JEFF BURBRINK Extension Educator, Purdue Extension Elkhart County The official start of winter this year is Sunday, Dec. 21, bringing along with it the potential for snow and cold weather. When the weather gets nasty, most people retreat to the warmth and safety of their home. Farmers and others who work outdoors cannot avoid …read more.

By KATY BERGER Communications Specialist, Kosciusko REMC For the ninth consecutive year Kosciusko Rural Electric Membership Corporation donated $5,000 to the Winter Heating Assistance Program at Combined Community Services. KREMC President and CEO Bruce Goslee, presented a check to Executive Director Steve Possell of CCS. “Last year’s winter was brutally cold and we are hearing …read more.

By WILL WINGFIELD Indiana Department of Transportation The Indiana Department of Transportation has spent the warmer months preparing for winter weather, including that forecast this weekend. Now it’s time to do your part ahead of Winter Weather Preparedness Week this Nov. 16 -22. “INDOT urges drivers to dust off their winter driving habits before snow …read more.

By CASSIE RINGSDORF Media Contact, FEMA Cold temperatures, heavy snow, and treacherous ice storms are all risks of the impending winter season. “Severe winter weather can be dangerous and even life-threatening for people who don’t take the proper precautions,” said FEMA Region V acting administrator Janet Odeshoo. “Preparedness begins with knowing your risks, making a …read more.

The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a United States Winter Weather Outlook for the upcoming winter season. Though many have worried that last year’s extreme cold and snowy winter would make a return this season, the National Weather Service reports this is unlikely. “Last year’s winter was exceptionally cold and snowy across most of …read more.

The Indiana Department of Transportation estimates its yellow plow trucks have logged nearly 4.3 million miles, deployed 265,000 tons of granular salt and 2.5 million gallons of salt brine on Hoosier highways and has cost the state more than $31 million during the first 18 days of January. INDOT says during the past five years, full-year …read more.

For the last few days the National Weather Service has forecast the impeding Arctic blast targeting the Midwest to include the Hoosier state. Indiana State Police are preparing for whatever Mother Nature has in store. Extra manpower will be available as needed to patrol major roadways to ensure stranded motorists will receive assistance as soon …read more.

With a significant winter weather system expected to make its way to Indiana on Thursday evening, state officials are warning Hoosiers to prepare in advance. Preparations include charging cell phones and other items in case power is interrupted, evaluating whether driving is necessary, taking your time if you decide to drive, and gathering items for …read more.

Temperatures around Warsaw are cooler than yesterday’s highs, which reached into the 60s. Winds are sustained between 20 mph and 25 with gusts up to 30 miles per hour. And the cooler temps are expected to bring a few flurries. Tonight’s forecast calls for a 50 percent chance of snow for the area, but due …read more.