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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5 days 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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5 days ago |
wane.com | Nathan Gidley
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – As we see the date of our latest ever measurable snow in Fort Wayne arrive, this signals the end to the snow season here in northeast Indiana and northwest Ohio. May 10th, 1945, is the latest we have ever picked up measurable snowfall in the Summit City, with weather records dating back to 1897. With warm temperatures in store for the foreseeable future, we can confidently say we are done with snow until the fall.
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1 week ago |
wane.com | Nathan Gidley
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – A staple of the Fort Wayne community celebrated 45 years of music Tuesday night. A crowd gathered at the Auer Performance Hall at Purdue Fort Wayne as the Fort Wayne Area Community Band marked the occasion with a performance. A proclamation was read by the City of Fort Wayne declaring May 6th, 2025, as “Fort Wayne Area Community Band 45th Anniversary Day.”The Fort Wayne Area Community Band celebrates 45 years of music Tuesday night.
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1 week ago |
wane.com | Nathan Gidley
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – Unsettled weather and rain chances have dominated the forecast as of late. If you’re getting weary of this pattern, there is good news on the way…There’s been no lack of rain lately, as Tuesday marks the eighth consecutive day with a trace or more of precipitation having been recorded at the Fort Wayne International Airport. April 28th was our last completely dry day. As of Tuesday, April 28th was our last completely dry day in Fort Wayne.
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1 week ago |
wane.com | Nathan Gidley
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – A cut off area of low pressure is set to bring us cool and unsettled weather this weekend across northeast Indiana and northwest Ohio. It has been two years since we last were stuck in the 50s in May. Our last May high temperature below 60 degrees in Fort Wayne was on May 3rd, 2023, when we only saw the mercury climb to 54°.
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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
