FORT WAYNE, Ind. (21Alive) – Cooler air is set to sweep in throughout Thursday evening, bringing colder temperatures than usual for the coming week.
Shoppers gearing up for Black Friday should prepare for the mercury to drop into the mid-to-upper 20s in the morning, with temperatures only climbing into the upper 30s during the day. It’s advisable to dress warmly to ward off the chill. The silver lining is that the weather will remain dry. Saturday will resemble Friday, albeit with a few more clouds.
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Be on the lookout for our next weather system, which is expected to arrive on Sunday. The system will initially manifest as a few snow showers before transitioning into a rain/snow mix as temperatures rise above freezing. We have identified Sunday evening and overnight as a crucial period to monitor due to the potential for freezing conditions. After the weather system passes through, temperatures are predicted to plummet rapidly below freezing. If there are any remaining traces of snow on the roads or wet spots, they could freeze over. Currently, snow accumulation appears to be minimal, if any at all, and is more likely to accumulate on bridges and overpasses.
Sunday is the only day within the upcoming week that we anticipate seeing any precipitation. Dry conditions are expected to prevail throughout the following week, with temperatures gradually climbing from highs in the low 30s on Monday to the low 40s by Thursday.
To stay informed, keep an eye on the weather updates. It is crucial to be prepared for the fluctuating conditions in order to ensure safety and comfort.
