Earth’s warming trend continued last month, with September 2022 tying with 2021 as the fifth-warmest September in 143 years. The tropics also heated up, with an above-average number of tropical cyclones spinning around the globe, according to scientists at NOAA’s National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI). Below are more highlights from NOAA’s September global climate
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Westfield’s Grand Junction Plaza received first-place honors at the 45th annual Monumental awards presented by the Indy Chamber. The six-acre downtown park was nominated in the Landscape Architecture category. The Monumental Awards represent the nine-county Indianapolis region’s highest honor in the built environment. According to the Indy Chamber, winners are selected based on the region’s most
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Tickets for the Ice at Carter Green, sponsored by Allied Solutions, are on sale now. The rink will be open Saturday, November 19 through Sunday, February 26, 2023. Click here to buy tickets. The hours and times for the rink will follow the Christkindlmarkt’s open dates and times until the Market closes on December 30. Ice Skating
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The Friends of Central Pool is celebrating its silver anniversary successfully operating, maintaining, and expanding the Forest Park Aquatic Center. To honor their 25th anniversary, Mayor Chris Jensen proclaimed Sept. 4, 2022 as Friends of Central Pool Day. The organization was recognized at the most recent Noblesville Common Council meeting. “For the past 25 years,
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The City of Carmel, in partnership with Greater Indiana Clean Cities, Hoosier Electric Vehicle Association, Carmel Green Initiative, AAA, Solar United Neighbors and Knozone is excited to announce an EV Ride and Drive on Saturday, October 1, as part of the National Drive Electric Week which is presented by Plug In America, Electric Vehicle Association, Sierra Club and EVHybridNoire. This event will take place at the Indiana Design Center parking
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Hoosiers are always ready to help, it’s just in our nature. When disaster strikes Hoosiers always step-up and lend a hand, Hurricane Ian is no exception. From linemen to the Indiana National Guard to the Elite Rescue Team of Indiana’s own Task Force 1 have all gone south in hopes of making a difference to
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The danger of life-threatening inundation from storm surge persists in Central Florida as Hurricane Ian takes aim at the Carolinas and Georgia as a Cat1 hurricane. As of 8 pm Thursday, Ian was moving toward the north-northeast at about 10 mph with maximum sustained winds at 75 mph. The storm is about 215 miles south
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Hurricane Ian made landfall near Cayo Costa, Florida, with winds of 150 mph Wednesday afternoon. As of 6 pm, Ian was moving north-northeast at 8 mph and winds had slowed slightly to 130 mph. It was located 15 miles east of Punta Gorda, Florida, and 110 miles south-southwest of Orlando. Ian continues to batter the
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Hurricane Ian, now a Cat3 storm, made landfall in Cuba about 4:30 a.m. Tuesday just southwest of La Coloma in the western province of Pinar del Río with maximum sustained winds of 125 mph. The storm forced mass evacuations, cutting power to hundreds of thousands of people and swamping fishing villages. Residents of Florida’s Gulf
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The now category 2 Hurricane Ian, sustaining winds of 100 mph, is powering up from the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico and growing stronger by the hour. The National Hurricane Center in Miami, FL is currently predicting landfall in the Tampa Bay and St. Petersburg area late Wednesday or early Thursday as a
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