Fort Wayne, Indiana – Sweltering heat returns to northeast Indiana Monday, with the National Weather Service warning of a heat index soaring to 106° by late afternoon. Fort Wayne residents are urged to limit outdoor activity, stay hydrated, and avoid peak heat between 2 and 5 p.m.
According to the National Weather Service in Northern Indiana, a Heat Advisory remains in effect until 9 p.m. EDT Monday for Allen County and surrounding areas. While severe storms aren’t expected, scattered showers and thunderstorms could bring localized downpours in the evening hours, especially along U.S. 30 and I-69 corridors.
Monday’s high will reach 91°F under mostly sunny skies, with light winds offering little relief. Heat-sensitive groups, including children and the elderly, should seek air-conditioned shelter. Utilities could see increased demand as air conditioners run harder during peak hours.
Looking ahead, Tuesday will be even hotter with a projected high of 92°F and only a slight afternoon storm chance. Relief begins midweek, with temps dropping slightly and more consistent storm activity returning.
☀️ Extended Five-Day Forecast: Fort Wayne, IN
- Monday, July 28: High 91°F, Heat Index 106°. Mostly sunny with late-day storms possible.
- Tuesday, July 29: High 92°F. Mostly sunny, 20% chance of storms after 2 p.m.
- Wednesday, July 30: High 87°F. Morning showers likely, clearing later.
- Thursday, July 31: High 76°F. Partly cloudy, drier and cooler.
- Friday, August 1 – Saturday, August 2: Highs in the upper 70s. Dry and sunny weekend expected.
⚠️ Heat Advisory remains in effect through 9 p.m. Monday. Expect additional alerts if storm chances increase.
