Fallon did not answer direct questions about that message. It is unclear whether this email was some type of scam or something else. Thursday.” The email was received by a Unified Media Lab student’s father, although there have been no other reports The Daily News is aware of, of students or other parents receiving similar emails. The Ball State Daily News contacted Greg Fallon, Ball State chief digital marketing and communications officer, regarding an email from a “Public Safety Advisory” account claiming a campus closure and cancellation of classes in effect “from 7 a.m. It is unknown whether the email is a scam or something else.

1 from the father of a student of the Unified Media Lab. The email The Ball State Daily News received Feb. urging drivers to “please stay off the roads.” It said it takes plow trucks two to three hours to return to the beginning of their routes, therefore making roads “impassable, depending on snowfall rates, wind etc.”Ī winter storm warning can be issued from a winter storm watch if the NWS determines the conditions for a winter storm are expected rather than just possible, according to the NWS’s website. The Indiana Department of Transportation tweeted Feb. The NWS is reporting an expected 7 inches of snow during this time, after “a brief period of sleet and freezing rain.” Driving of any kind “could be very difficult to impossible” and “could impact the morning or evening commute,” according to the NWS’s winter weather message issued 3:06 p.m.

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