Fort Wayne, IN — A spring warm-up across Indiana will bring unseasonably high temperatures and multiple chances of rain and thunderstorms through the weekend.
According to the National Weather Service, Fort Wayne will stay dry through Wednesday with sunny skies and highs near 49°F. But changes begin Thursday after 2 p.m. with scattered rain, then ramping up overnight. A 50% chance of rain develops into more widespread storms by Friday afternoon, when temperatures soar to 70°F. Expect possible road delays, especially along I-69 and nearby routes as conditions shift quickly.
Rain chances increase to 80% on Saturday, with heavy showers possible throughout the day. Thunderstorms could develop, making outdoor weekend plans uncertain. Motorists should check conditions before traveling and be prepared for slick roads.
Temperatures stay warm through Sunday, with a high near 66°F, before cooling Monday to a high of 49°F. Rain likely persists Sunday into Monday, creating a soggy start to the week.
Despite the rainy stretch, winds will remain light, and no flooding is currently expected. However, saturated ground from repeated showers may cause ponding in low-lying areas.
Residents should stay weather-aware and prepare for sudden changes, especially if commuting or traveling over the weekend. Keeping umbrellas, rain gear, and updated weather alerts handy will help navigate Indiana’s spring shift.
Extended 5-Day Forecast Overview for Fort Wayne:
- Wednesday: Mostly sunny, high 49°F.
- Thursday: High 58°F, 20% rain after 2 p.m.
- Friday: Showers, 70°F, 50% rain chance.
- Saturday: Rain, 67°F, 60% chance.
- Sunday: Storms likely, 66°F.
