Fort Wayne, IN – Heat and humidity are forecasted to return to northern Indiana this week, bringing with them periodic chances for storms. A few strong to severe storms are possible from 2-8 PM EDT on Wednesday, primarily along and south of US-24. Damaging winds and heavy rain are the main threats.
According to the US National Weather Service Northern Indiana, Independence Day could see storm activity south of US-24, with more widespread severe storms expected on Friday. Temperatures throughout the week will range from 81 to 88 degrees.
On Tuesday, the region can expect partly cloudy skies with temperatures ranging from 81 to 86 degrees. By Wednesday, the heat will intensify, with temperatures rising to between 83 and 88 degrees and a 40-60% chance of storms in the afternoon and evening.
Thursday will bring similar heat, with temperatures between 81 and 86 degrees, but a slightly lower storm chance at 20-50%. Independence Day celebrations could be impacted by these potential storms.
The highest risk of severe weather will come on Friday, with temperatures again between 81 and 86 degrees and a 60% chance of storms. These storms may bring damaging winds and heavy rain.
