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Northeast Indiana Weather: Fort Wayne Ends November 2025 With 5 Inches Snow
Fort Wayne, IN – A powerful late November snowfall brought 5.6 inches of snow to Fort Wayne on Saturday, Nov. 29, 2025, helping push the city's monthly accumulation to 9.3 inches and leaving northeast
By Erin Vale · 2026-10-24T10:05:11.003Z
Fort Wayne, IN – A powerful late November snowfall brought 5.6 inches of snow to Fort Wayne on Saturday, Nov. 29, 2025, helping push the city's monthly accumulation to 9.3 inches and leaving northeast Indiana with a substantial early season snowfall.
According to National Weather Service climate statistics, Fort Wayne recorded 9.3 inches of snow during November, compared with a historical monthly normal of 1.9 inches. That placed snowfall 7.4 inches above normal.
Heavy Snow Arrives as November Ends The largest snowfall occurred Nov. 29, when 5.6 inches accumulated in a single day. An additional 0.1 inches was recorded Sunday, Nov. 30.
Snow depth measurements showed eight inches on the ground Saturday before decreasing to five inches Sunday.
Earlier in November, Fort Wayne experienced several additional snowfall events, including 0.8 inches Nov. 9 and a record setting 2.7 inches Nov. 10.
The Nov. 10 snowfall broke the previous daily record of 1.2 inches established in 1928.
November Brings Multiple Weather Records The National Weather Service reported three daily records tied or broken during the month.
Along with the snowfall record, Fort Wayne established a new daily snow depth record of two inches Nov. 10, exceeding the previous record of one inch from 1913.
Another two inch snow depth measurement Nov. 11 tied the existing daily record.
Temperatures also supported winter conditions. The month's average temperature was 40.4 degrees, with an average low of 31.4 degrees.
Fort Wayne experienced 17 days with temperatures at or below freezing.
What This Means for Northeast Indiana The late month accumulation illustrates how quickly winter conditions can develop across Fort Wayne, Allen County and surrounding northeast Indiana communities.
Snow covered roads, reduced traction and overnight freezing can create additional challenges for motorists during significant winter weather.
Residents should monitor current National Weather Service forecasts and Indiana Department of Transportation travel information for updated conditions.
These figures describe November 2025 weather observations, not an active storm or current snowfall forecast.