FORT WAYNE, Ind. — A faint layer of mist hugs the fields at dawn, the horizon slowly warming in orange light as Sunday begins cool and calm across northeast Indiana. The quiet stretch of fall weather continues today, but clouds on the distant edge of the Plains hint that changes are coming soon.
Today stays sunny and mild, with highs near 59°F under a bright sky. Winds remain light, drifting from the east at 5–10 mph. It’s the kind of crisp autumn day that invites one last yard cleanup or an afternoon walk through changing leaves. By nightfall, skies remain mostly clear, and temperatures dip to the upper 30s — a cool but calm setup before breezier conditions arrive Monday.
Monday brings another day of sunshine, though gusts may reach 20 mph as the next system approaches. Highs rise to near 60°F, keeping conditions comfortable ahead of an early-week transition. By Tuesday afternoon, scattered showers begin to spread across the Fort Wayne area, with rain chances increasing into Wednesday.
Wednesday stays cloudy and damp, with light, on-and-off showers and highs near 54°F. The rest of the week trends drier and cooler, with partial sunshine returning by Friday — just in time for Halloween preparations across the region.
For now, enjoy the steady warmth while it lasts. Models hint that a chillier November could follow close behind, bringing the season’s first frost within reach.
Five-Day Outlook for Fort Wayne, IN:
Sun: 59/36 – Sunny; calm winds.
Mon: 59/39 – Mostly sunny; breezy late.
Tue: 58/40 – Clouds increase; scattered showers.
Wed: 54/40 – Damp; occasional rain.
Thu: 53/38 – Partly sunny; cooler.
