Fort Wayne, Indiana – Storms could bring lightning, downpours, and 60 mph wind gusts to northeast Indiana by Tuesday afternoon, creating hazards for drivers and outdoor plans along US-24 and surrounding routes.
According to the National Weather Service in Northern Indiana, scattered thunderstorms are expected Tuesday, July 1, with peak activity during the afternoon and early evening hours. While rainfall may be brief, it could be intense — causing ponding on roads and minor flooding in low-lying areas. Isolated small hail is also possible.
Tuesday’s high reaches 82°F under partly sunny skies before storm chances rise after 2 p.m. Winds from the west at 5–10 mph could strengthen in storms. No severe warnings are in place, but residents should monitor updates and avoid travel during heavy rain bursts.
Skies will clear overnight into Wednesday, kicking off a stretch of hot, dry weather through the Fourth of July weekend. Wednesday and Thursday bring sunshine with highs of 86°F and 88°F, respectively. Minimal storm chances return Thursday night but remain low (20%).
Looking ahead to the July 4th weekend: Friday through Sunday sees mostly sunny skies and highs in the low 90s. Outdoor events should go on as planned, though hydration and sun protection are essential with rising humidity and limited breeze.
🔎 Five-Day Fort Wayne Forecast (July 1–6):
- Tuesday: 82°F — PM storms (scattered), windy gusts
- Wednesday: 86°F — Sunny, calm
- Thursday: 88°F — Mostly sunny, 20% PM storm chance
- Friday (July 4): 90°F — Sunny, hot
- Saturday: 92°F — Mostly sunny, 20% PM storms
- Sunday: 89°F — Partly sunny, isolated showers possible
