Weather

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.

With the Helene remnants out of the picture, it's back to dry fall weather for the tri-state. But will that thrust us back into a drought situation?

After what the southeastern United States has gone through the last seven days, this kind of rumor is incredibly irresponsible.

The tropical depression that was once Hurricane Helene has created dangerous flash flooding in eastern Tennessee as it moves into Kentucky.

As people head north to escape Hurricane Helene, the National Weather Service is warning that the storm could cause severe flooding even in states as far north as Indiana, Kentucky, and Illinois.

Thankfully, Mother Nature is planning to catch up this week with some good rain. Of course, with that rain comes the risk of severe weather because, well, we live in the Ohio River Valley.

It may not be fall just yet, but we are already holding our breath in anticipation of what winter will hold for us. Fortunately, thanks to one old wives tale, we may have a sneak peek.

Some students in Kentucky may be eligible for FEMA assistance following the severe storms that took place across the Commonwealth May 21 - 27, 2024.

Just when we thought it couldn't get in hotter, Mother Nature decided to turn up the heat, and the humidity with temps feeling like 100-115 tomorrow.

After a refreshing taste of fall-like weather, the forecast for Indiana and Kentucky is set to turn scorching making it a great weekend for poolside fun and summer attire.