FORT WAYNE, IN – Arctic air sweeping through northern Indiana and southern Michigan this weekend will cause wind chills to plummet near 0°F. Residents should prepare for bitterly cold conditions as temperatures struggle to rise above the mid-20s.
According to the National Weather Service, a cold front arriving Thursday night will bring much colder air across the region. Friday morning wind chills will range from 0°F to 15°F, with daytime highs near 29°F under partly sunny skies. The cold snap continues into Saturday and Sunday, with lows in the teens and highs barely reaching the upper 20s.
The chill will be particularly sharp early Saturday morning as light winds and freezing conditions persist. Residents venturing outdoors should dress in layers, covering exposed skin to prevent frostbite. Travelers are advised to check weather updates and keep blankets or emergency supplies in vehicles.
Sunday will bring some relief with mostly sunny skies, but the frigid temperatures will linger into Monday. Northern Indiana and southern Michigan residents are urged to take precautions against the cold, including ensuring heating systems are functioning and keeping pets indoors.
This winter preview highlights the importance of staying weather-aware as December approaches. Follow the latest forecasts for updates on local conditions.
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