Weather

Sledding down big hills was one of my favorite things about winter. We had a favorite in our neighborhood. What about you?

According to the National Weather Service a sizable snowstorm is moving into the tri-state. We might be seeing some heavy winter weather this weekend 12/7-9/2018.

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The snow we were getting today WAS indicative of something possibly bigger.

We're seeing a light wintry mix in parts of the WBKR listening area this morning.  However, according to Eyewitness News meteorologist Ron Rhodes, there's a potentially bigger system brewing for this weekend.  That's when we could see a combination of rain, freezing rain, sl…

First of all, don't get too excited if you're a snow fan. This blog is not here because a snowstorm is imminent. But maybe that's okay. You might need to know this before one enters our forecast.

It may not feel like it this morning (after all, we woke up with the temperature in the teens), but we could set a new record high on Saturday!

This is a beautiful reminder that, despite the ice, it IS still fall.

Whether or not what we had could be called an 'ice storm,' it sure LOOKED like one happened, after all was said and done. And folks had their cameras ready!

Trucks have been out overnight in Daviess, Henderson, Hopkins, and Union counties. While most efforts have focused on treating bridges, overpasses and other potential trouble spots, Union County has been plowing in some areas. Hancock County reported a tree down and blocking KY 3199.

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Watch for parts of the WBKR listening area.  It goes into effect Wednesday afternoon and carries into Thursday evening.  Some areas could see accumulations up to five inches!

Temperatures are supposed to be in the lower 20's over night with freezing wind chills. This calls for extra measures to keep everyone in our city out of the elements.