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INDIANA — An unusual “backdoor” cold front is expected to move into Indiana by Friday morning, bringing a sharp split in temperatures across the state. Northeast Indiana could wake up in the upper 30s to low 40s, while southwest Indiana stays in the 50s. Unlike most fronts, this one will push cooler air in from the northeast instead of the west. Frost chances will be watched, though widespread frost is not expected at this time.
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - We could see a couple more foggy mornings as light easterly winds scoop moisture off Lake Erie and spread it westward into Northeast Indiana and Northwest Ohio. While widespread visibility issues are not expected, there could be a few spots reduced to a mile or less.
Patchy morning fog and light winds give way to a slightly cooler Friday, with overnight lows near 39 degrees.
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — If you’re a fan of classic October weather, you’re about to have a very good week. We’re locked into a textbook fall pattern that will deliver sunshine, mild temperatures, and dry conditions through the weekend and into next Monday. This is the kind of weather that makes Indiana autumns special. THE SETUP: […]
The Black Chamber of Commerce of Northwest Indiana (BCC-NWI) is stepping up efforts to help small businesses, homeowners and renters recover from the devastating August 11, 2026, storm by organizing two disaster recovery events offering financial guidance, technical assistance and connections to local and federal resources. The Chamber is partnering...
(INDIANAPOLIS) –Residents in Carroll, Cass, Dearborn, Decatur, Delaware, Fayette, Franklin, Hamilton, Hancock, Henry, Lake, LaPorte, Madison, Marion, Morgan, Pike, Porter, Pulaski, Putnam, Randolph, Rush, Tipton, Union and Wayne counties who have been affected by the August 11 – 24, 2026 storms, tornadoes and flooding have less than one week left to apply for FEMA assistance. The application deadline is Sunday, Oct. 25, 2026.
Freeze Warnings are in effect for 38 counties in Indiana from early Sunday morning, with lows as cold as 30 degrees expected. The warnings cover central, northern, east central and southeast Indiana. Three National Weather Service offices issued them. Frost and freeze conditions could kill crops and other sensitive vegetation.
An early Oct. 25–31 outlook raises hopes for milder trick-or-treating across the Ohio Valley.
Say what you will about Midwest weather; it's never dull. Temperatures in central Indiana dropped this week – from highs in the upper 70s to lows in the lower 40s – like they saw a state trooper in a construction zone. The National Weather Service predicts Indianapolis-area residents can expect its first frost of the year Sunday morning, Oct. 18. On Thursday, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, or NOAA, released its annual U.S. winter outlook . Federal forecasters predict a "very strong" El Niño will influence the upcoming winter months. If colder temperatures already have you thinking about icy windshields and snow-laden streets, here's what three forecasts predict for Indiana when autumn slips into winter, along with what an average season looks like. What winter normally looks like for Indianapolis If you live in Indianapolis, the average daily high is 40 in December, 36 in January, 41 in February, and 52 in March. Lows during those same four months average in the low 20s to low 30s, according to NWS . Indy's snowiest month is January, which sees an average of 8-9" of snowfall. A "very strong" El Niño could change that, however. NOAA predicts El Niño will 'loom
13Weather morning forecast | Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2026
MICHIGAN CITY, INDIANA — Massive waves from Lake Michigan are slamming into the Michigan City Lighthouse and its surrounding breakwater, creating spectacular and dangerous scenes along the northwest Indiana shoreline. Incredible drone footage captured by Chicago & Midwest Storm Chasers shows enormous waves crashing against the lighthouse, spilling across the concrete pier and exploding over the rock breakwater as powerful winds churn the lake. The rough conditions come as strong winds behind a powerful cold front sweep across the Midwest and the Great Lakes region.
Indianapolis faces morning frost before highs reach the 70s, ahead of the Oct. 26–Nov. 1 outlook.
An EF3 tornado and seven EF2 tornadoes were among 16 confirmed during the 2007 outbreak.
As Hoosiers recover from the August 2026 storms and flooding, FEMA is encouraging homeowners to strengthen their properties and explore additional disaster mitigation assistance. As communities across Indiana continue recovering from the severe storms and flooding that struck in August 2026, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is urging homeowners...
Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton and surrounding communities face freezing conditions Sunday morning.
INDIANAPOLIS (WRTV) – A quiet stretch of weather for the next several days. Look for lots of sunshine, dry conditions and temperatures slightly above normal. TODAY: A frosty start across most locations of Indiana today. Very quiet weather today with mostly sunny skies. Winds will be light and variable all day long. Even though […]
CHICAGO — A calm and quiet stretch of weather is expected across the Midwest next week, with no rain, no storms, and no snow in the forecast. The latest National Blend of Models shows 0.00 inches of total precipitation through Monday, October 26. Skies are expected to stay mostly sunny, with highs in the 60s and 70s and cool nights. After a busy stretch of storms and wind, the region gets a long weather break.
Fort Wayne and South Bend face warmer winter odds as El Niño strengthens.
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