severe weather

Strong winds from Friday's severe storms tore the entire roof off of St. Joe Church in Vanderburgh County.

There's a severe weather risk for late Wednesday night and a greater risk for Thursday.

The tri-state is under a marginal-to-slight risk for severe weather Tuesday evening. It's a much worse situation in the deep south, however.

The threat will bring our recent run of beautiful, Spring-like days to a temporary end.

The threat will bring our recent run of beautiful, Spring-like days to a temporary end.

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Donations of toys, books, electronics, and gift cards will be accepted.

Tornadoes are a real possibility Friday night. Most of the tri-state is under a level 3 ENHANCED risk. Union County, Kentucky and points west are under a MODERATE risk.

Western Kentucky and southern Indiana are under a level three ENHANCED risk for severe weather, including the potential for tornadoes, late Friday night.

Spring is only a week old and we're already into the stormy season. In fact Saturday, we'll see nice conditions only to have those go away with a front moving in and with it, the possibility of severe weather for the Tri-State.

The National Weather Service says the main threat will be damaging winds and hail.

After a couple of rounds of severe weather rolled through the Tri-State Friday night and early Saturday, residents still need to be weather aware going into Saturday evening/night and for all day Sunday.