The Monroe County Emergency Management Office has issued a County Travel Advisory due to snowfall and dangerous wind chills in the area. This advisory indicates that routine travel could be restricted in some locations, and residents are urged to use caution.
The National Weather Service reports that, as of 6:53 p.m., Bloomington’s Monroe County Airport recorded light snow with a temperature of 24°F, wind gusts reaching 24 mph, and a wind chill of 12°F. Visibility was at 5 miles, with snow flurries expected to continue into the evening.
The advisory suggests that schools and businesses may start enacting emergency action plans. Residents are advised to stay informed about current conditions and avoid non-essential travel. Temperatures are expected to drop to 12°F tonight, with winds making it feel even colder.
