From the National Weather Service:
An arctic cold front will move through the area late Wednesday night and Thursday. A pair of disturbances will move northeast across the area beginning Thursday afternoon and continuing through the day Friday
UPDATE: The National Weather Service in Paducah has officially issued a Winter Storm Watch for the entire Tri-State area beginning Thursday evening.
Unless you slept through it, you know that a series of severe storms tore through parts of the Tri-State on Sunday afternoon. While most of Vanderburgh, Posey, and Warrick counties saw little to no damage as the storm broke a part and weakened as it entered those areas, our neighbors in Illinois and south of Henderson weren't as fortunate.
The National Weather Service has placed the Tri-State at a moderate to high risk for severe weather today.
A severe weather outbreak, with significant tornadoes and widespread damaging winds, is expected over the Ohio Valley and southern Great Lakes region today and tonight
The promise of a wet and stormy Halloween has caused many communities throughout the Tri-State to urge people to postpone trick-or-treating until Friday evening.
According to a statement issued by the National Weather Service there is a 100 percent chance of rain Thursday with sustained winds between 15 and 20 mph and gusts of more than 25 mph likely
Evansville police remind motorists that left cars in roadways due to high water are responsible for moving them when the water goes down. Cars need to be moved enough to allow traffic to pass through the area
Our receptionist, Stacy came in and asked me, "Did you bring your floaties to work with you today?" I responded, "RIGHT?!"
Have you looked outside? The water is getting high, especially in certain spots around the tri-state
June 13, 2013 With the summer weather in our midst, wardrobe changes are a must. Shorts get shorter, shirts get tighter and hair gets lighter. With all of these changes being made, you may want to make sure your mirror is clean while you’re at it
The months of May and June bring welcome relief from the winter chill, but they also bring along an increased risk for severe weather in the Tri-State area, namely tornadoes.
The devastation in Moore, Oklahoma goes beyond comprehension and the death toll, unfortunately, continues to rise after yesterday's massive tornado that all but leveled the town of Moore. All of us in the Tri-State want to do anything we can to help and the best way to help is by making donations to the American Red Cross by calling 812-471-7200 or online at redcross.org/tristate.