Fort Wayne, IN – A significant weather shift is on the horizon for Northern Indiana, bringing rain, strong winds, and colder temperatures midweek. Residents are urged to prepare for potentially hazardous conditions, especially on Wednesday and Thursday.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), mild weather will linger through Monday and Tuesday, with highs near 60 degrees. However, a deep low-pressure system moving through the eastern U.S. is expected to arrive Wednesday. The system will bring showers, with gusty winds increasing as temperatures dip into the 40s and 30s later in the week.
Rain is likely to begin late Monday night, increasing Tuesday afternoon. Wednesday and Thursday will see the heaviest rainfall, with wind gusts potentially reaching 30-35 mph. Roadways like U.S. 30 and I-69 could experience visibility and traction issues during peak rain and wind conditions. Travelers should monitor updates and allow extra time for commutes.
Thursday will feel noticeably colder, with highs only in the mid-40s and lows dropping near freezing. Light snow may mix with rain Thursday night, making it essential for drivers to remain cautious. The weekend forecast hints at a potential clearing, but chilly conditions will persist.
