Fort Wayne, Indiana – Northern Indiana residents woke up to patchy fog this morning, with clear skies giving way to partly cloudy conditions by the afternoon. Temperatures are expected to rise into the mid-80s today, but roads across Allen, St. Joseph, and Elkhart counties may remain slick until the fog lifts by mid-morning.
What to Expect:
Morning Fog: Patchy fog will reduce visibility during the morning commute, especially in rural areas. Travelers should use low-beam headlights and maintain extra space between vehicles for safety.
Afternoon: Skies will turn partly cloudy as temperatures climb into the mid-80s. Humidity will build throughout the day, creating a muggier feel.
Evening and Overnight: After sunset, clouds and humidity will increase, bringing a slight chance of showers and isolated thunderstorms after midnight. Lows will settle in the mid to upper 60s, and communities from South Bend to Warsaw should stay alert for any changes in conditions overnight.
Travel and Safety Tips:
Foggy Roads: Be cautious if you’re driving this morning, especially in areas where fog is still lingering. Keep your headlights on low beam and give yourself extra space on the road.
Prepare for Overnight Storms: Residents are advised to secure outdoor items this evening and keep their cell phones charged in case of lightning or spotty power outages overnight.
Outlook for Wednesday:
Any overnight storms may lead to slick roads during Wednesday’s rush hour. Conditions could change quickly, so stay informed by checking local weather updates.
Further Updates:
Additional weather advisories or updates may be issued if storms develop overnight or conditions worsen.
Stay safe, and be prepared for the weather changes tonight.
