Indianapolis, Ind. – Even when skies appear calm, wildfire smoke can linger near the ground and affect air quality across central Indiana. Meteorologists are closely monitoring the atmosphere’s vertical structure to determine whether smoke will disperse or remain trapped where people live and breathe. According to the National Weather Service in Indianapolis, one of the primary tools used to evaluate smoke movement is a Skew-T diagram, which dis…
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