Fort Wayne, IN – Fog and rain are expected to impact northern Indiana roads, including Highway 30, as showers develop overnight. Temperatures will remain mild in the mid-60s today, but a cold front is set to bring a significant drop into the weekend. Locals are advised to exercise caution while driving in areas of dense fog Thursday morning and prepare for a wet commute on Friday.
According to the National Weather Service, showers will likely begin after midnight tonight, with the heaviest rainfall expected Friday morning before 11 a.m. Those traveling early on Friday should plan for reduced visibility and slippery roads as rain sweeps through the region. North-south routes like I-69 and Highway 30 could be affected by the combination of rain and fog. The high for Friday is expected to reach 66°F, but the day will remain cloudy, and rain may linger into the afternoon.
This weekend, temperatures will plummet, with overnight lows dipping to around 31°F by Saturday night. The coldest temperatures will occur in rural areas, where frost is expected to form. Residents are urged to protect sensitive plants or bring them indoors as frost could cause damage to vegetation. Sunday will see clearer skies with a high near 60°F, but the cold will continue into next week with lows in the 30s and 40s at night.
