Kentucky Weather

It's hard to believe, but today marks the 25th anniversary on the January 3rd, 2000 tornado here in Owensboro, Kentucky. Though that F3 tornado happened a quarter of a century ago (that seems impossible), I still remember it like it was yesterday.

The National Weather Service in Paducah is warning residents in western Kentucky, southern Indiana, and southern Illinois that there is increasing likelihood that a significant winter storm is going to impact the region Sunday and Monday.

After an unseasonably mild holiday season, our weather fortunes are about to change here in western Kentucky and southern Indiana. The National Weather Service says a brewing winter storm has the potential to dump snow or a combination of snow and ice on the Tristate area.

I was this many years old (53, to be exact) when I was told about a life-changing winter weather hack.

It's hard to believe all this stuff happened TWO DECADES ago. Twenty years used to be a long time. Remember that?

Who wants snow for Thanksgiving Day? If you're an "Over the River" type, you MIGHT be in luck. At this point, it could go either way. But, man, will it ever be COLD.

Here in western Kentucky and southern Indiana, our weather turned sharply colder this week. I was driving in one of our company trucks and noticed a shift in the tire pressure shortly after pulling out of our station parking lot.

Don't look now, but this above-average fall weather that's lasted longer than it usually does is about to come to an abrupt end.

Sure, there's been the occasional snowfall on Halloween but nothing like what some parts of Kentucky received in 1993.

Here it is! The 2024-2025 Frymire Winter Weather Forecast has been released and here's what it's saying about the upcoming winter in Kentucky.