snow

We made weather history in the tristate last night with accumulating April snow showers. Here's a look at some really cool photos of the snow.

From sledding to snow forts, Tri-State residents made the best out of the February winter storm that blanketed the area in several inches of snow.

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!

Clearing the snow off the sidewalk in front of your house doesn't just keep you from getting hurt, it could save you from legal trouble as well.

Didn't make to the store in time to get rock salt for your driveway ahead of a forecasted snowfall? No worries, you have other options.

Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow! There is a winter weather advisory in parts of the tri-state today. Here's the latest from the National Weather Service.

You'll notice that we aren't expecting a blizzard or anything like that. But, some scattered snow showers are forecasted, along with wind.

We spoke to WEHT/Eyewitness News Meteorologist Ron Rhodes this morning on The Rob's Radio Show With Maddie West to get the answer straight from the source!

Ron Rhodes says that the snow IS coming! ...Should we be freaking out?

This summer has been unlike any summer I can remember. Usually, by August, it's really hot and everything is dead. This year though, the Ohio River Valley is more like the Amazon rainforest. I don't even water my plants! (Ha, like I actually ever watered my plants before...) So, what's this winter going to be like? Well, I consulted the 2016-2017 Farmer's Almanac.

It sounds like the beginning of a terrible joke: Batman, Captain American and a dinosaur are all shoveling snow. Only this is no joke. It's real.

After the snow fell across the Tri-State early Wednesday morning, our Engineer was outside shoveling the front sidewalk and told me to come listen to sound of the road salt doing its thing.