Some more flurries and not as bitterly cold WednesdayĬold Tuesday, but warm weather comes back soonĪ few raindrops possible Wednesday, warm start to December Winter activities at a halt with the lack of snowįoggy morning, stormy evening, windy tonight and SaturdayĬloudy Thursday before wild weather weekend Windy, very cold and snowy in spots Wednesdayįoggy start Sunday, rain arrives overnightĬold and breezy Wednesday, mild weather returns for Christmas Hazardous travel tonight under heavy snow Light snow Monday morning, milder temps soonįreezing rain tonight across Michiana makes roads hazardous Spectacular sand sculptures on the shores of Lake Michigan Lake effect snow hits LaPorte County hard Thursday Sub-freezing stretch great for fans of winter activities Wind chills well below zero hitting Michiana Snow showers tonight, cold Friday and Saturdayįrigid temps make driving even more dangerous Snow and wind make travel treacherous Thursday Snow ends, feeling bitterly cold to start Friday Staying cold with a few chances for snow showers Hovering above freezing, messy Friday possible Watching rivers closely as rain arrives and snow meltsīusy weather pattern with snow and rain on the way Last three inch snow of the season arrives right on scheduleįluctuating temperatures and rain mean more potholes on the way Spring 2022 Outlook: Warmer, wetter-than-average weather favored Rain/snow mix could mean a messy Monday morning commuteĭaylight, sun angle increasing throughout March Latest cold snap probably won't be the last The 70s are piling up across Michiana in 2022īrutal March cold with morning lake effect snow Saturday Threat of flooding not immediate, but could be building for Michiana Up and down temperatures highlighting South Bend’s pothole issues Very cold mornings starting to come to an end Rounds of storms, severe weather possible Wednesday Wind relaxes tonight, some showers Friday Michiana allergy season spikes with warm weather.and will only get worseįruit farmers avoid disaster despite cold weatherįrost/freeze possible mid-week across MichianaĮarth Week 2022: Cutting down on packaging pollution New book sheds light on 1965 Palm Sunday tornadoesĮarly stretch of 80s lasts through Saturday Local farmers struggling with weather patterns and the inflated prices of supplies Hot Monday and Tuesday before storms arrive Wednesday Hot Tuesday with nighttime strong storms possible
Heavy rain possible tonight, sunshine returns late Tuesday Severe storms possible Monday, extreme heat Tuesday/WednesdayĪ few storm chances before the heat arrives Heat builds Tuesday, hot and humid with storms Wednesday He can also be reached by email at Articles by David CaulfieldĪBC57 First Warning Neighborhood Weather Forecast Saturday, August 6, 2022 You can connect with him by following him on Facebook or Twitter. You can usually find him re-watching The Office or consuming every bit of comedy he can get his eyes on.ĭave loves making new connections and engaging with the community. Dave loves to play (and host) trivia, and loves to learn useless bits of random information about every subject. He has a cat, Hans, who is a loveable rascal and loves to scratch literally everything he can get his claws on. He also was a producer, anchor and meteorologist for Valpo’s student newscast, “The Shield.”Īpart from weather, Dave loves to spend time with his wife (who is originally from Marshall County!) and his son, Rory.
This experience allowed him to connect what he learned in the classroom with weather in a real world sense. He got to see all sorts of severe weather, including numerous tornadoes, form right in front of his eyes. While in college, he was able to go on two storm chases across the Central Plains.
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These events, plus his love of math and science, led him to study meteorology in college.ĭave attended Valparaiso University just up the road where he graduated with a degree in Meteorology in 2014.
Seeing the impact of the storm, both during the event and well after the last raindrops had fallen, had a profound effect on Dave. Dave completed the Boy Scout Weather Merit Badge while he was in 8 th grade, the same year that Hurricane Katrina devastated much of the Gulf Coast. He remembers watching the streetlight out of his bedroom window for the first snowflakes to fall, hoping for a snow day. He worked at KAUZ in Wichita Falls, Texas, WBRE/WYOU in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, and WISC in Madison, Wisconsin before joining WBND.ĭave grew up in Hackensack, New Jersey, where his love for weather grew with each passing blizzard and nor’easter that passed through. This is his fourth stop in his meteorology career. Dave Caulfield joined the ABC 57 First Warning Neighborhood Weather Team in January of 2020.
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