Fort Wayne, Indiana – Intermittent rain and thunder may dampen midweek plans across northeastern Indiana as an unsettled pattern continues through Friday morning.
According to the National Weather Service in Northern Indiana, Fort Wayne will see a 40% chance of showers on Wednesday and again Wednesday night, with breezy conditions and highs reaching near 67°F. East and northeast winds between 5 and 10 mph could impact local travel, especially along major corridors like I-69 and I-469.
By Thursday, clouds begin to break but rain chances persist—especially in the morning—with another 20% chance of showers. The temperature will inch higher, reaching 70°F, signaling a subtle turn toward summer-like weather. While no widespread severe storms are expected, isolated thunderstorms early Friday morning could produce lightning and brief downpours.
Those driving or commuting in and around Fort Wayne should plan for occasional wet pavement, low visibility in pockets, and minor delays. Keep phones charged and check for real-time radar updates before heading out, especially Friday before sunrise.
Looking ahead, Friday afternoon into the weekend offers a warm-up. Highs reach 75°F Friday, with a return to sunshine. Saturday and Sunday bring a 20% chance of afternoon showers, but highs will stay in the upper 70s—classic early summer temperatures for the region.
Another slight chance of storms returns Sunday night into Monday. Monday remains mostly sunny and warm, with a high near 82°F. More summer weather could be ahead, but short-term conditions stay unsettled through early Friday.
