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Live from Winona Lake

Winona Lake weather today.

Today’s Winona Lake sunrise and sunset times, current wind, temperature, and a practical outlook for time on the water. The full hourly forecast is one click away.

Current conditions

What it feels like now.

Forecast updated Fri 9:01 PM

Clear
58°F 0/100 · Poor watersports conditions
Wind
5.4 mph
Gusts
12.8 mph
Direction
N

Today’s daylight

Sunrise & sunset in Winona Lake

Local times for Winona Lake, Indiana (Eastern Time).

Coming up

Five-day outlook

Forecast highs & lows
Today
Overcast
66°/ 47°
Sat
Clear
69°/ 45°
Sun
Clear
72°/ 45°
Mon
Clear
73°/ 50°
Tue
Overcast
74°/ 52°

Conditions and scores are forecast guidance rather than a safety guarantee. Check the sky, the water, and your equipment against your own experience before heading out.

Lake facts

Know the lake.

Quick answers about Winona Lake’s size, depth, access, and water, using figures from the Lilly Center for Lakes & Streams at Grace College.

How big is Winona Lake?

Winona Lake covers 571 acres in the town of Winona Lake, next to Warsaw in Kosciusko County, Indiana.

How deep is Winona Lake?

The deepest point is 79 feet, and the lake averages about 30 feet. The depth map shows every 10-foot contour, and the boating map shows where the deep water overlaps the idle-speed zone.

Where can I get in the water?

The public swimming beach and K21 splash pad are at Winona Lake Limitless Park on Park Avenue, and boaters use the public access site on Hillside Drive.

What feeds and drains the lake?

Water arrives from an 18,730-acre watershed through the Wyland, Keefer-Evans, and Peterson ditches, and leaves through Eagle Creek. Follow it all on the watershed map.

What fish live in Winona Lake?

Walleye, bluegill, largemouth bass, channel catfish, yellow perch, white bass, and longear sunfish, with access, depths, and the current rules in the Winona Lake fishing guide.

What happens after heavy rain?

Runoff from the 18,730-acre watershed reaches the lake through its ditches and can change water quality for a while. Read what heavy rain does to Winona Lake before you swim or ride.