Fort Wayne, Ind. – Northern Indiana residents should brace for a steamy stretch of weather marked by rising storm chances, especially through midweek. Thunderstorms could disrupt travel and outdoor plans starting Wednesday afternoon, with some areas seeing storms as early as tonight.
According to the National Weather Service in Northern Indiana, scattered thunderstorms are possible each day this week, with the highest chances (60% to 80%) expected Wednesday and Thursday. Highs will climb into the upper 80s to around 90 degrees today and Wednesday before temperatures dip slightly to the low 80s Thursday and beyond.
Cities like South Bend, Fort Wayne, and Warsaw could experience heavy rain, localized flooding, and brief gusty winds. Tonight, storms may develop across central and southern counties, with a 50% chance of precipitation. Commuters should monitor road conditions, especially in areas with poor drainage.
Residents are urged to stay weather-aware, charge mobile devices, and delay outdoor events during peak storm hours. It will remain humid, adding to the discomfort.
Storm activity is expected to taper off slightly by Friday, but additional alerts may be issued if severe weather risk increases.
☀️ Five-Day Forecast for Northern Indiana:
- Tuesday: Humid with isolated storms (mainly south), high 87–90°F
- Wednesday: Scattered to numerous storms, high 85–89°F
- Thursday: Widespread storms likely, high 79–86°F
- Friday: Partly cloudy with isolated showers, high 78–82°F
- Saturday: Drier and cooler, high 75–80°F, light breeze
