weather

The area's first snowfall two weeks ago meant several area schools got a few days off. Muhlenberg County Public Schools has already amended its calendar due to the first wave of inclement weather.

So, this is a new one on me. We all want to warm up our cars in cold weather or cool them down in humid weather, but guess what? It's illegal to leave your running/idling vehicle unattended in Kentucky.

Owensboro/Daviess County will have a nighttime warming shelter available Monday through Tuesday night this week. The National Weather Service says conditions merit a White Flag Event due to wind chill factors near and below zero degrees.

Although the main headline from the NOAA's first winter weather predictions is that the drought will continue to improve in the Southeast, their temperature and precipitation outlook isn't as ominous.

Officially, calendar fall is supposed to begin this coming Monday. Well, in Kentucky fall is going to be put on hold perhaps until early October. The biggest concern at this point is, of course, the persistent heat but also the extremely dry conditions as it's been several weeks since we've seen any steady rain.

My cousin Jennifer grew up in and lives in Muhlenberg County. She walks everyday and she likes to snap pictures along the Trails to Rails. The other day, she spotted this white wooly worm, which got me thinking, what does a white one mean?

As of Tuesday, Fall is 40 days away. In the meantime, it's still going to be hot and sometimes very humid while we are still barely into August. Cooling off your car is no easy task, but here are some tips to help alleviate the sweat.

This idea is not only neat but potentially lifesaving. A digital billboard company in Nashville will begin utilizing its boards to display active tornado warnings.

Western Kentucky received huge amounts of rain in February and March. Some of the region's counties are part of a disaster declaration issued Thursday.

Good old Mother Nature; she just can't let Spring get going. Yes, we have a Frost Advisory going into effect at 1:00 a.m. Monday.

The flooding this time around has caused a landslide smack dab in the middle of a major interstate, I-24 eastbound.

It's coming, the coldest temperatures and wind chill factors we've seen in quite some time. Your car may be a place where you normally store a lot of stuff you may not need right away, however, make sure the following items are not in your car while we go through the Polar Vortex.