Kentucky Weather

If you live in Owensboro and Daviess County, your alarm clock Saturday morning was a loud, banging, unstoppable sound. Looking out my window, I saw massive amounts of hail falling to the ground. It was hard to see, as if it was a blinding blizzard. It piled up fast.

Western Kentucky and southern Indiana are on the clock for possible severe weather this week. Is this early enough to say March is coming in like a lion?

The weekend, specifically March 1st, marked the much-welcomed end to 'meteorological winter.' It turned out to be a very active winter season here in western Kentucky, southern Indiana and southern Illinois.

A Winter Storm Warning has been issued for western Kentucky, southern Indiana, and southern Illinois beginning at 9 AM Tuesday.

The National Weather Service is tracking two significant weather events for the week of February 17th. The first- a wintry system expected to arrive Tuesday- promises to bring snow to the region.

The National Weather Service has issued a High Risk for Excessive Rainfall for Saturday. Some parts of the warned area could receive up to 8 inches of rain.

There's an old wives' tale, some weather-related folklore, that says if it thunders in February, it will frost in April. Well, here in western Kentucky and southern Indiana, we experienced some significant thunderstorm activity the first week of this month.

It's shaping up to be an incredibly wet week here in western Kentucky and southern Indiana.

This winter has brought lots of snow, sleet, ice, and heavy rain. Who's ready to re-up for that last part? And this time, it might be severe.

The National Weather Service Paducah is tracking a low pressure system that is bringing the possibility of heavy rain to the Tristate at the end of the week. Just how much rain are we going to get?