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

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

Owensboro/Daviess County residents will have daytime and nighttime warming shelters available Wednesday (12/27) through Monday (1/1/18) with a White Flag Event.

Scarves used to be only used when it was cold outside. Well, times are changing even if the weather here in the Tri-State can't make up its' mind. Here are so super fun ways to tie a scarf for weather or just because you want to make a fashion statement.

There couldn't be a more timely topic considering the past few days. Driving in the rain flat out stinks, but as it turns out, Kentuckians aren't the best but not the worst.

I find things like this very interesting. There's a site with graphs to find out how much hotter your hometown is than it was on the day you were born. Hint, it's a lot hotter!

The Ohio Valley is notorious for its number of allergy sufferers. And wouldn't you know, all of Kentucky is included in this region. Now there's proof Kentucky has it pretty bad in at least one major city.

None of us can remember a colder April 16th, and I can prove it.

Tuesday night's severe weather produced quite a light show across the state. One Kentucky State Trooper caught some lightning footage on his dash cam. This is pretty awesome.

Okay, so I didn't move back to Owensboro until two and a half years after the ice storm. Up until now, all I've had to deal with on my stairs is some snow with some ice thrown in. This morning, a nice thin layer of glaze was covering my deck and my stairs. Uh oh!

According to the National Weather Service, the Tri-State could see a wintry mix of rain, sleet, and snow over the next few days.

Huh? The National Weather Service at Paducah, which serves a majority of the Tri-State is looking for observers who can keep tabs on snowfall and rainfall.