You will not be hearing tornado sirens on Tuesday morning as planned. A severe weather threat is causing postponement of the Kentucky statewide tornado drill.
I remember January 3rd, 2000 very well. It was a holiday here at WBKR studios and I had worked for a couple of hours early that morning. By that afternoon, it was sunny. Our temperatures were hovering near 80 degrees and I was ready for a big afternoon nap. That nap was cut short. Cut short by blaring emergency alert sirens ringing through Owensboro-Daviess County. I jumped out of bed and he
This week is "Severe Weather Preparedness Week" in the state of Indiana.
There will be two Tornado drills today....One between 9-9:30am and one between 6:30-6:45pm
To make sure you are prepared check out this SITE
The Weather Channel is warning residents of the Ohio Valley that a tornado outbreak could occur today. In fact, the network's tornado expert Dr. Greg Forbes has placed parts of Western Kentucky in a TOR:CON 6 category. Here's what that means . . .
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 last two days I have received Special Weather Statements from AccuWeather and my Weather Channel app about cold air funnels. And that got me thinking and asking myself, "What the heck is that?" So, I did a little research and found some video of one. Check this out!
While weather was relatively calm this afternoon in much of the tri-state, it certainly wasn't as predictable south of here. An EF-2 tornado touched down in Logan and Simpson Counties and it was caught, briefly, on camera. Check out the footage.
Many of country music's biggest stars--many of them Oklahoma natives--sent their best wishes, thoughts, and prayers via Twitter to those affected by the massive EF-5 tornado that tore through Moore, Oklahoma on Monday, killing 24.
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.