While the International Space Station frequently passes through our local sky, you don’t always get such an excellent viewing opportunity as we have on Wednesday night (July 9).
here may not have been a cloud in the sky Thursday, but that doesn’t stop dust devils from forming. Accord to the National Weather Service, a dustdevil is, “a small, rapidly rotating wi…
The chance to see the northern lights is out there due to a strong solar flare that’s part of significant geomagnetic storm on the sun (level G4/Severe). The energy gets sent our direction an…
When the first snow of the snow season fell in early November, it put winter weather on the minds of many. Since our last few winters haven’t been very snowy, snow lovers are dreaming of more and s…
WANE Weather Watchers always want to know how much snow fell in different parts of the area. Here’s the final list of snow totals compiled by the National Weather Service from the January 24-…
With areas of heavy snow that fell at a rapid intensity, Mother Nature really maximized our snow totals during this snow event. Some cities and towns have multiple reports because of multiple spott…
A total lunar eclipse occurs early Tuesday morning. The partial eclipse begins at 4:50 am in Fort Wayne with the moon completely in the Earth’s shadow starting at 6:04 am.
A strong storm system moving by north of the area caused high winds on Friday that met or exceeded the strength of many of the severe thunderstorms we experience in northeast Indiana and northwest …
Some strong and severe storms scattered through the region on Friday (July 3) and rain continued falling into Saturday morning (July 4). Here’s a look at rainfall totals compiled by the Natio…
Fort Wayne experienced a 5 day stretch with highs in the 90s each day from June 29 to July 3. The highest temperature officially recorded for Fort Wayne at the Fort Wayne International Airport was …
Our Tuesday proved to be a hot, humid day with our high temperature hitting 90° in the afternoon. However, we could have been much hotter, perhaps as high as the mid-90s. So, what happened?
