This morning will end up dropping to 25 degrees, making it a chilly start to the work week. With winds regularly climbing into the mid-teens as the morning progresses, it will feel somewhat chillier. Monday will bring a chance of mixed rain and snow to northeast Indiana. Freezing rain will be possible in areas north of Fort Wayne close to noon. While the accumulation of freezing rain/snow is not expected, it can still cause some slippery roads. Right before a large portion of the precipitation arrives, wind gusts will strengthen. Expect gusts up to 25 mph in Fort Wayne, with potentially stronger ones further south. While the snow and rain won't begin until noon, expect up to 25 mph gusts in the morning The majority of the rain/snow mix will not arrive until the early afternoon at 4 pm. It will pass through the majority of the viewing area, with as far south as Portland experiencing some rain. The majority of the precipitation Monday will occur in the late afternoon and early evening, but persist until 10 pm Highs on Monday reach the mid-to-upper 30s. The gradual warmup continues, with Tuesday's highs being in the upper 30s. Another weather system looks to arrive for Christmas, bringing chances for rain showers. Highs on Christmas will be around 40 with cloudy skies. Rain is expected to be light overall, but continuous through the day. On Friday we see our gradual warming trend reach into the low 50s. That will remain throughout the rest of the weekend. The warmth will still carry cloudy skies and chances for rain with it into early next week. Morning: Mostly cloudy.Low: 25°Winds: SE 5-15 mph Monday: Cloudy, with some rain and snow showers. Freezing rain is possible around lunchtime, with accumulation not expected.High: 37°Winds: SW 10-25 mph Monday Night: Cloudy with rain/snow showers early. Freezing rain is possible, mainly north of Fort Wayne. Accumulation is not expected.Low: 33°Winds: W 5-20 mph Tuesday: Partly cloudy. High: 39°Winds: NW 5-10 mph MORE WEATHER RESOURCESInteractive Radar and Regional RadarWeather CamerasWeather Alerts