FORT WAYNE, Ind. — Northern Indiana will experience multiple rounds of thunderstorms today through Tuesday, with the worst of the storm expected Monday night. These storms could bring damaging winds and flooding, according to the National Weather Service Northern Indiana.
Today's forecast includes continued non-severe storms with highs of 87 to 90 degrees. Tonight, more storms are possible with temperatures dropping into the 70s and 75s. Tonight's storm may bring strong winds and rainfall.
Temperatures are expected to rise on Monday, with highs reaching 90 to 93 degrees. The heat index can reach around 100, increasing the risk of heat-related illnesses. Storms are also possible throughout the day.
The worst of the weather event is expected on Monday night, with storms likely to bring damaging winds and flooding. Temperatures are expected to drop to 70 to 75 degrees.
Residents should prepare for severe weather and take necessary precautions, according to the National Weather Service. This includes protecting outdoor items, staying indoors during storms, and monitoring local weather updates.
The extended forecast for the remainder of the week shows mixed weather conditions. The high temperature will reach 84 degrees on Tuesday, with a 45% chance of rain. Wednesday and Thursday are expected to be cooler, with highs of 81 degrees and 76 degrees respectively. The weather will clear up this weekend, with sunny skies Friday through Sunday and temperatures in the upper 70s to lower 80s.
