severe weather

Anytime it's 70 degrees one day in January and snow is scheduled for the following day, you know that can't be good.  That's not typically how Mother Nature rolls and you know that the hours sandwiched in between the warm front and the cold front could spell trouble.  And the National Weather Service says we could be in some trouble overnight.  Here's the latest special weather statement issued by the NWS office in Paducah.

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Ya'll know I am huge fan of severe weather.  And I am particularly fascinated by it when it shows up in unexpected and extreme places.  34 separate tornadoes wreaked havoc in the Gulf on Christmas Day and lots of footage of those storms is surfacing online.  But, for me, some of the coolest footage from the holiday's weather breakout came from some folks who were crossing the never-ending Lake Ponchartrain Causeway.  That bridge seems daunting and eternal when you drive it in normal circumstances.  Just imagine trying to tackle it with THIS in the water!

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I didn't catch Wayne Hart's forecast earlier tonight on Eyewitness News. Considering there's a moderate risk for severe weather for the entire tri-state for Friday, it was kinda one I should have. This could be a nasty set of storms, and just in case you didn't catch it either and you're as a big a weather junkie as I am, check Wayne's latest update here.

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The tri-state is under a Moderate risk for severe weather today with large hail, damaging winds and tornadoes are even possible, be sure to keep your radio on 92.5 WBKR we will keep you up to date with the very latest watches & warnings that come our way, and if your traveling on Kentucky roadways you might see well known Texas Storm Chasers they are on their way with vehicles traveling with weather instruments on top tracking storms. And, for your mobile devices download Radiopup.

Please be careful! Here are some safety tips if a tornado is in your area....

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The last few days have been very windy and a little warmer each day, today we are expecting those windy conditions to continue with High's in the 70's. This afternoon and evening we have a slight risk for severe weather

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Tomorrow is the official 1st day of Summer and with the hot humid weather brings us a slight risk for severe weather tomorrow & Wednesday.  As always WBKR and News25 has many sources for you to listen to severe

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Power outages have been scattered throughout the morning with wild weather that rushed portions of the tri-state in the pre-noon hours. Here are the updated figures and where you can go to get valuable Kenergy information.

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So how about that weather last night. I live in the Apollo area and all I heard all night was the twister is coming.

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There are several local churches that are offering their basements to the public for safety from the possibility of severe weather this afternoon and well into the over night hours.

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Residents of Nortonville Ky should be aware that warning sirens are out of service in the town as per Renee Gamblin assistant clerk to the Mayor. All residents can stay aware of changing weather conditions through a weather radio or their local radio station

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Tornado Preparedness

The weather situation is shaping up to be an interesting one this afternoon and evening and considering the damage thus far this severe weather season now is the time to prepare

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I am sitting at home this afternoon streaming WBKR on my computer.  I just heard Dave Spencer chat with WEHT meteorologist Wayne Hart about this evening's MODERATE risk of severe weather.  We're expecting heavy rains, thunderous storms, dangerous lightning, powerful straight-line winds, and even possible tornadoes.  Normal people hear this kind of news and immediately start thinking about their safety plans.  The main question . . . if the sirens sound, where am I headed?  The basement?  The neighbor's cellar?  The interior-most room of the house?  But not me.  I know where I'll be headed.  I'm going to be outside right in the middle of the storm.

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