Record dew points sent heat indices soaring Tuesday — 112° in Evansville, 124° in Murray, KY. Meteorologist Wayne Hart says it's some of the most humid air the Tristate has ever felt. Relief is coming, but only for a few days.
A wave of Arctic air is headed for the Tri-State this weekend, and forecasters warn that sub-zero wind chills could create dangerous conditions across the region. Here’s what the National Weather Service says to expect.
A powerful solar storm could make the Northern Lights visible over Indiana tonight. Local experts share when to look up and how to capture the aurora on your phone.
After Friday’s tornado outbreak, more severe storms may impact Indiana, Kentucky, and Illinois. Damaging winds, hail, and tornadoes are possible. Stay safe.
All I know is, that a clear night sky with endless amounts of stars is still magical to me. This leads me to ask this question, have you ever seen a shooting star, a meteor, or a meteorite?