Winter Storm Warning

The National Weather Service in Paducah has now issued a WINTER STORM WARNING for the Tri-State in addition to the existing WIND CHILL WARNING.

A winter storm warning has been issued for western Kentucky and southwestern Indiana.

The National Weather Service in Paducah has now issued a Winter Storm Warning for parts of the WBKR listening area. The emphasis is on heavy snow.

As you likely know, parts of the tristate are under a Winter Storm Warning tonight.  Eyewitness News Meteorologist Wayne Hart says we could experience near blizzard-like conditions.

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for parts of the WBKR listening area.  That area includes Owensboro, Evansville and surrounding areas.  The rest of the tristate is under a Winter Weather Advisory.  Here's the latest forecast.

And just like that, parts of the Tri-State, including Owensboro and Evansville, are now under a Winter Storm Warning.

Well, we have heard all week long about the possibility of snow this weekend.  Now, the National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for the northern parts of the WBKR listening area.  Areas south of the river, including Owensboro, are under a Winter Weather Advisory .  Here's the latest forecast and what we can expect from this, the official return of winter weather.

According to the calendar, spring begins a week from Tuesday, but not before Mother Nature unleashes one more taste of winter.

Get out the snow shovels and get to the grocery store!  A major winter storm appears to be headed this way and parts of the tristate are expecting a MAJOR snow event.  Here are the latest details from The National Weather Service.

A Winter Storm Warning is in effect for parts of the the WBKR listening area and major snowfall amounts are expected in southeast portions of the tristate.  Take a look!

The Winter Storm Watch that was issued Friday for the tristate has turned into a warning for many parts of the WBKR listening area.  And that warning could eventually spread to other counties as a powerful winter storm threatens to bring snow and ice to the tristate.  Get the latest details from the National Weather Service here!

Well, it looks like we may have cleared out the grocery stores for nothing.  Earlier in the week, the forecast models were calling for significant snowfall for the tristate.  This morning, those models are showing we likely won't even see snow until late this afternoon.  While the snow associated with Winter Storm Ion may have flamed out some, we are still bracing for the coldest air in decades.