Batton down the hatches, another round of severe weather is on the way. And then more bad weather and more bad weather and more bad weather. According to the National Weather Service, the timing of today's storm has changed. We once were expecting overnight storms but now we should expect them this afternoon...

The National Weather Service has bumped us up from a Slight Risk to an Enhanced Risk for severe weather, so it’s time to stay alert and be prepared.

Our friend Wayne Hart, chief meteorologist at Eyewitness News, posted that a major spring storm is moving in, and we are right in the center of the action.

Ready for another thunderstorm that could produce tornadoes? Me either. But it's coming...

Getting ready to spruce up your home or business for spring? If you live in the tri-state, you can get free mulch!

The weather in has been downright unpredictable lately, and quite frankly, it's getting hard to keep up with all of Mother Nature's wild mood swings.

If you live in Owensboro and Daviess County, your alarm clock Saturday morning was a loud, banging, unstoppable sound. Looking out my window, I saw massive amounts of hail falling to the ground. It was hard to see, as if it was a blinding blizzard. It piled up fast.

Does a green sky mean a tornado? Learn the science behind this eerie weather phenomenon and what it really signals about severe storms.

Are you prepared for an emergency? Whether it's a natural disaster or severe weather, we've got tips to help you build an emergency preparedness kit for you and your family.

Parts of the tri-state are now under a MODERATE risk level, and while that might not sound too alarming, it’s actually a 4/5 on the Severe Weather Risk scale. This is something you definitely want to take seriously.

It seems like beautiful weather around here is always followed by some crazy weather, and this week is no exception

The "pain predictor" has indicated that you might not feel your best this weekend. Here's why.