Ball State Meteorologist Says Impending Sub-Zero Temps Should Be Taken Seriously
By: Ball State Marketing & Communications— Muncie, Indiana – The potential for subzero weather in the next few days should be taken seriously, says Jill Coleman, a meteorologist at Ball State University. She notes the National Weather Service (NWS) has issued wind chill watch/extreme cold advisory from Tuesday evening through Thursday morning for most of Indiana. The combination of a southward moving continental Arctic air mass combined with moderate-strong sustained wind speeds (about 20 mph) can create dangerously low wind chill values. “To keep the next couple days in perspective, the average temperature in Muncie in January is 27 degrees with…
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