severe weather

Forecasters with the National Weather Service Office in Paducah say severe thunderstorms are possible in southern Illinois Tuesday.

Weather forecasting, climate studies and landslide awareness could improve soon in Tennessee.

National Weather Service meteorologists in a briefing Friday said western Kentucky could see an increased risk for severe weather this weekend – primarily damaging winds – including heavy rainfall and the potential for flash flooding.

A global pandemic has made the past year-and-a-half stressful to say the least, and even Mother Nature screams sometimes. “This is the worst tornado event we’ve ever been through,” Kentucky

National Weather Service meteorologists are projecting a 10% risk of tornadic activity and a 30% chance of winds over 58 miles per hour as a line of storms sweeps across southern Missouri, southern Illinois and western Kentucky.

The National Weather Service is calling for severe thunderstorms Monday evening in western Kentucky and southern Illinois. NWS Paducah Lead Forecaster Dan…

Lead forecasters at the National Weather Service of Paducah said western Kentucky should expect severe thunderstorms, damaging winds and the potential for…

The National Weather Service (NWS) of Paducah aims to promote severe weather safety with a week-long educational campaign. The Spring Severe Weather…

Heavy rainfall across western Kentucky flooded low-lying roads and other areas Sunday leading to road and property damage throughout the region. Residents…

2nd Update: The National Weather Service in Paducah said Monday afternoon that the damage survey team has found preliminary EF-1 tornado damage across…