Fort Wayne, IN – Temperatures in Fort Wayne are set to soar on Tuesday, July 22nd, as a heatwave blankets much of Indiana. By afternoon, the city could reach highs near 90°F, making it the hottest day of the week. Residents are urged to stay hydrated and avoid prolonged exposure to the sun, especially in the afternoon hours.
According to the National Weather Service, the intense heat will be accompanied by calm winds, offering little relief. The high temperatures will persist into Wednesday, with highs nearing 91°F. This summer weather alert signals a need for residents to be vigilant, particularly in the heat of the afternoon, when conditions are at their hottest.
For travelers, the heat could affect road conditions, making sure to check car fluids and keep air conditioning running to avoid overheating while driving. A heat index in the 90s will make it feel even hotter, so those in outdoor jobs or attending events should take frequent breaks in the shade and wear light, breathable clothing.
Looking ahead, the extended forecast for Fort Wayne shows that Wednesday will remain hot, with highs around 91°F. Thursday’s temperature will slightly rise, reaching a sweltering 93°F. The heatwave continues into the weekend, bringing a mix of sun and the possibility of thunderstorms. On Friday, a 60% chance of rain and thunderstorms after 2 p.m. could cool the area down slightly, but the heat will return quickly.
Five-Day Forecast (July 22nd – July 27th):
Tuesday, July 22nd: High of 90°F, sunny, with calm winds.
Wednesday, July 23rd: High of 91°F, sunny, with light winds.
Thursday, July 24th: High of 93°F, mostly sunny.
Friday, July 25th: High of 90°F, partly cloudy with a 60% chance of thunderstorms.
Saturday, July 26th: High of 88°F, chance of showers and thunderstorms.
