winter

Winter has arrived and she's ugly. We're sharing much-needed cold weather hacks to make the snow a bit more bearable.

It's been a hot minute since we have had a measurable amount of snow in the Tri-State. Five years to be exact. Families all over are loving the opportunity to get out and play!

The Indiana Emergency Management Agency is strongly recommending residents stay off area roads unless absolutely necessary.

We asked Tri-State Folks to share their photos from Ice Storm 2021. They are amazing!

Winter is coming this Saturday. Although the next couple of days will be not very winter-like, Paoli Peaks is opening up a day early for snow sports lovers.

Angel here. I have three boys and one man in my house and they all love to wear shorts no matter how bitter cold it is outside. So we did a little research, polled the crowd and asked you all to share your pictures and stories.

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.

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?

First of all, don't get too excited if you're a snow fan. This blog is not here because a snowstorm is imminent. But maybe that's okay. You might need to know this before one enters our forecast.

With Winter Weather comes the obligatory snow pictures! I have truly been enjoying seeing all the posts on social media. From building snowmen to sledding its' so much fun! We want to see yours! Post them below~

The deep freeze, ugh! I was in Tennessee over the New Year's weekend, and although it was a touch warmer there, I made sure I did these two things before I left my place and I headed south. Watch!

It's Kentucky Winter Weather Awareness Week. Time to get ready for who knows what? This IS the Ohio Valley after all.