Fort Wayne, Indiana Northern Indiana could have 1 to 3 inches of snow on Thursday, the first measurable snowfall of the season, mostly on grassy and high ground west of US-31. Travel throughout the afternoon and evening may be impacted by strong winds, poor visibility, and icy roadways.
Overnight into Thursday morning, rain showers will turn to snow, according to the US National Weather Service in Northern Indiana. Although accumulation is expected to be minimal due to moderate ground temperatures in the mid-30s, the most snowfall is anticipated between noon and 3 p.m. Especially on high roads like bridges, gusty winds of up to 30 mph might create dangerous situations.
Drivers should be ready for possibly slick roads and poor visibility, especially along US-31, which may see the most snowfall. It is recommended that travelers check road conditions before leaving and factor in extra time for their commutes.
Friday will bring rain showers after Thursday, and the rest of the weekend will be largely dry. The low 30s on Thursday night will keep the roads damp but prevent too much snow from falling. Friday highs will be in the mid-40s, and Saturday will be calmer but cooler with highs close to 47 F due to clearing clouds.
