Fort Wayne, IN – Northern Indiana is under a winter weather advisory as lake-effect snow is expected to continue into Tuesday. Accumulations between 5 and 9 inches are forecast for areas near Lake Michigan, including Benton Harbor, South Bend, and surrounding regions.
According to the U.S. National Weather Service Northern Indiana, travel conditions are likely to worsen on I-94, U.S. 31, and other major routes today and tomorrow. Drivers are urged to exercise caution and consider delaying non-essential travel. Winds of up to 20 mph may create blowing snow, reducing visibility.
Today and Tonight
Flurries are expected today, with temperatures reaching a high of 30°F and dropping to 20°F overnight. The heaviest snowfall is predicted during the evening hours.
Tuesday and Beyond
Partly sunny skies on Tuesday may provide some relief, but scattered snow showers could return by Wednesday evening. Temperatures will hover around 33°F on Tuesday and gradually drop to 27°F by Thursday.
Residents are advised to prepare for challenging road conditions, particularly near Lake Michigan, where the highest accumulations are expected. Emergency kits and cautious driving are recommended for anyone traveling during this period.
For more updates, stay tuned to the National Weather Service and local alerts.
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