Nathan Gidley
Meteorologist at WANE-TV (Fort Wayne, IN)
Weekend Evening Meteorologist/MMJ @WANE15 | Spring 2021 Graduate @BallState | Sports, Music, and Nature Junkie
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2 weeks ago |
wane.com | Nathan Gidley
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – Memorial Day Weekend is often considered unofficially the start to summer in our area. This year though, Mother Nature has other plans and it’ll feel like anything but…Using this weekend’s dates, May 24th, 25th, and 26th, let’s take a look back at how often we see high temperatures less than 70°, which is what we are forecasting this year.
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3 weeks ago |
wane.com | Nathan Gidley
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – A rare sight occurred Friday evening across northeast Indiana and northwest Ohio. Gusty winds connected with a complex of thunderstorms swept up dust and dirt from farm fields in parts of Illinois and western Indiana. Dust particles blew around in the very strong winds along the leading edge of the storms. For the first time ever, the National Weather Service Northern Indiana office issued a Blowing Dust Advisory.
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3 weeks ago |
wane.com | Nathan Gidley
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – You saw the forecasts for Thursday night’s severe weather potential in our area and likely were concerned about powerful storms impacting northeast Indiana and northwest Ohio. They did not pan out though locally, despite many favorable ingredients we had in place. So what gives? Why did severe weather not take place? We had a warm front nearby, yet as you can see below, thunderstorms fizzled into Indiana while they kept going strong in Michigan.
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3 weeks ago |
wane.com | Nathan Gidley
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – Thursday was the first day in 2025 where the humidity climbed up to uncomfortable levels across northeast Indiana and northwest Ohio. Our WANE 15 Muggy Meter made its first appearance of the year and we climbed as high as the Tropical category on Thursday. We were as high as the tropical humidity level on Thursday. When the humidity feels uncomfortable, it means the dew point temperature is elevated.
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4 weeks ago |
wane.com | Nathan Gidley
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – A little bit of patchy frost out there Friday morning will not hinder your spring planting this weekend!Mother’s Day is traditionally the date you can begin planting for the season and all signs point toward us being free of any concerns in the freeze department for the foreseeable future. We have also passed our average last frost date, which is May 6th in Fort Wayne.
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Here’s a look at the threats we’re watching for late Thursday. These are subject to change, so keep an eye out. Ultimately, you should prepare for a mainly dry/warm/humid daytime, with storms then possible late in the evening into early in the night. #15Fury
Severe thunderstorms remain a possibility later Thursday night into early Friday morning. Check the WANE Forecast for the latest info: https://t.co/waVSUmTNXo https://t.co/6MENoTnr2s
Severe thunderstorms are possible late Thursday into Thursday night. All hazards appear to be on the table, with large hail being the highest concern at this point. Stay tuned for more updates. #15Fury https://t.co/8CbtqiBUy6
More scattered showers and storms are expected to develop this afternoon into the evening, although they may not be as widespread as they were on Tuesday. Track the precipitation at https://t.co/puwS1aZ7et. #15Fury https://t.co/PHzIFWqraX
