Fort Wayne, IN – Residents across northern Indiana, southern Michigan and northwest Ohio are entering a critical stretch of fall weather as the National Weather Service highlights the growing possibility of the season’s first freezing temperatures during October.
According to the National Weather Service Northern Indiana office, temperatures have remained warmer than normal recently, but overnight lows in the 30s would not be unusual by mid-October. Forecasters say vegetation remains susceptible to freezing conditions, making upcoming temperature drops particularly important for gardeners and homeowners.
The agency released updated freeze climatology information Sunday, October 11, showing that several communities are approaching their historical average dates for the first 32-degree reading of fall…