Fort Wayne, IN – Indiana residents should prepare for a shift in the weather as rain returns early Monday, followed by colder temperatures and a chance of snow midweek, potentially complicating Thanksgiving travel plans. Mild conditions will persist over the weekend, with highs reaching the low 50s Sunday.
According to the National Weather Service, patchy drizzle will linger Saturday, clearing by the evening. Sunday will be partly sunny with highs between 48 and 54 degrees, offering a brief reprieve before widespread rain moves in Monday. Showers are expected to begin early Monday morning and could intensify throughout the day, with highs climbing to 56 degrees.
Travelers on U.S. 24 and other major routes near Fort Wayne should anticipate wet roads Monday. The rain will transition into colder air Monday night, dropping temperatures into the low 30s and setting the stage for possible snow showers Tuesday night into Wednesday morning.
Thanksgiving Day could bring a mix of rain and snow showers, with daytime highs near 40 degrees and lows dipping below freezing. By Friday, a chillier pattern will settle over the region, with highs struggling to reach 35 degrees.
Residents should monitor road conditions and prepare for potential delays during Thanksgiving week, especially if traveling long distances. Stay tuned for updates from the National Weather Service and plan ahead for slick roadways.
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