Warm now, but big cooldown on the way
By Hope Kleitsch / November 8, 2022Chief Weather Forecaster Hope Kleitsch is tracking a big temperature change to end the week.
Chief Weather Forecaster Hope Kleitsch is tracking a big temperature change to end the week.
“Our trust hasn’t really improved for mail-in ballots because we believe it leads to a lot of ambiguity and the slow process of vote counting,” Wilson said.
Weather Forecaster Olivia Smithers tracks temperature roller coaster after election day.
Weather Forecaster Oliver Moster is expecting a major cool down at the end of the week.
“Now we have reached out and we’re working with D.C.S. and Meridian Services here at Delaware County,” Gibson said, “just trying to get a further reach for our program and help more people.”
“We change those [displays] out about every month,” said Kate West, one of three Beeman Assistants. “We keep up with different events and themes throughout the year.”
“Like Coach Sallee said, the work that has been put in is more than I can explain. It just feels surreal to be back out there and I am just ecstatic,” Clephane said.
Assistant Chief Weather Forecaster Ryan Crump has your update on warmer temperatures and windy conditions for your Saturday.
“If you are very much comfortable with saying whatever is on your mind too, wherever the issue took place, then do that. We encourage students in a respectful and productive manner obviously to do just that,” said Keys.
Gamma Theta Upsilon hosted a 'Geo-Jeopardy' fundraiser for their trip to the American Geography Association Conference hosted in Detroit, Michigan.
“He definitely makes the day go by fast, sometimes I find myself talking to him while we are driving, and asking him what he’s thinking and then I laugh,” Money said.
“Most of us will get chairs, use two chairs, put our heads on the table. We typically don’t sleep until like 3 a.m. because it’s high energy,” Martin said.
Weather Forecaster Hunter Luzadder has an update on windy conditions that will persist on Friday into Saturday as rain chances build for the majority of Saturday.
Weather Forecaster Jack Van Meter is tracking another morning of dense fog and above average temperatures for the week ahead.
Gordy Fine Art & Framing is using this Thursday to promote a retiree of Ball State University, David Johnson. Johnson retired about a year and a half ago and has since taken a step back and paints for fun.
“Some of these individuals have postponed retirement, passed on promotional opportunity, have dedicated personal time away from their families, given up nights, weekends and holidays all while in the pursuit of accountability for Abby and Libby,” Carter said.
NewsLink Indiana Weather Forecaster Ryan Hill breaks down the details about morning fog chances, a warmup and our next chance of rain.
“...We wanted to find a space where people can have fun. We have candies, some crafts, we’re doing an icebreaker and we’re just trying to have a lot of fun tonight,” Clingerman said.
“It’s really just a great opportunity to give back to the members that specifically need it, so it's especially special to us… to fund the things that help members in our chapter,” said Olesker.
“My favorite part is the weird, dark tales that we get to hear, and our community members really love to hear these tales too,” Allison said.
