Fort Wayne, IN – A heat wave that has gripped Northern Indiana for several days is expected to end today. Showers and storms are anticipated, primarily early in the morning, with a 20% chance of precipitation later in the day. Temperatures are forecast to range between 76-84 degrees Fahrenheit, with lows between 59-62 degrees.
According to the US National Weather Service Northern Indiana, the weather will be pleasant on Monday, with highs between 82-86 degrees and lows between 61-67 degrees. However, the respite will be short-lived, as Tuesday brings the risk of severe storms, with highs expected to reach between 87-93 degrees and lows between 67-72 degrees.
The forecast includes isolated to scattered severe storms on Tuesday, marking a potential hazard for residents. Additionally, dangerous swimming conditions are predicted for Southeast Lake Michigan, particularly affecting Berrien County, MI, and La Porte County, IN. The National Weather Service has issued a high swim risk alert, warning of life-threatening waves and currents.
Residents planning to visit the beaches are advised to stay out of the water and steer clear of piers. Winds are expected to range from 10 to 20 mph, with wave heights between 3 to 5 feet. Authorities emphasize the importance of taking precautions during these hazardous conditions to ensure public safety.
