It's not looking good for tomorrow's rally to on, but stay tuned to our site for an update by 8:30 am on Friday. We do not want anyone on the road in bad weather and care first for the safety of our activists who are planning to travel to the capitol for the rally.
THE WEATHER FORECASE FROM INDIANAPOLIS WTHR:
Indianapolis - A winter storm warning is in effect for much of central and southern Indiana through Friday morning.
Heavy snow will start to develop between 7:00 and 9:00 pm Thursday evening, changing to ice overnight and then turning back to snow around 2:00 to 3:00 am. The biggest danger is ice coating streets and power lines, especially in the southern counties.
Four to eight inches of snow are expected to fall in Central Indiana. Ice is expected to the south, including Bloomington and Shelbyville. Kokomo, Lafayette and other areas to the north could see as much as ten inches.
The Indianapolis Department of Public Works will have a full crew of at least 75 drivers on duty beginning around 3:00 pm Thursday to pre-treat the roads. They will work in 12-hour shifts as long as necessary to deal with the expected accumulation of snow and ice.
Thursday, January 31, 2008
Weather for tomorrow's rally (stay tuned for possible cancellation)
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According to one of the early newscasts this evening, the legislators won't be there -- they have the weekend off, incuding Friday. Can anyone confirm?
You don't suppose they decided to do this because they knew we were coming, do you?
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