National Weather Service

If you believe in weather folklore, it is a good sign when the month of March begins with some rough weather.

A winter storm is expected to drop as much as 8 inches of snow across some parts of Indiana Tuesday evening while other parts of the state may see only a few inches.

It looks like our streak of unseasonably warm weather is about to come to a bitterly cold end. Lows in the 20s are in the forecast and so is the word "snow."

It's going to be an incredibly hot 4th of July and the rest of the week is going to be even worse. The National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory for western Kentucky and southern Illinois.

A Heat Advisory is in effect for western Kentucky and southern Indiana and there's little relief in sight. Here's the latest on our brutally hot forecast.

It's been 11 years now, but it still seems like yesterday. It was the afternoon of May 22, 2011 when a monster EF5 tornado cut a tragic swath through Joplin, Missouri and there are many that will never forget that day.

The National Weather Service has issued a Tornado Watch for much of western Kentucky. It remains in effect until 11am CST. Here are the counties affected.

The National Weather Service has changed our Winter Storm Warning to an Ice Storm Warning. Parts of the tristate could see significant ice accumulations.

If you wanted some winter weather, we're about to get it. The National Weather Service says we could see accumulating snow and bitter cold temps this week in the Owensboro area.

After some hot and humid weather here in the tristate, cooler air is on the way. Next week marks the official start of Fall and it's going to feel like it. Here's the forecast!