Month: March 2014

Good Monday morning, folks. Our winter storm continues to pound the bluegrass state with freezing rain, sleet and heavy snow as of this writing. Heavy snow is taking over and will really add up early this morning. Several inches...

Good Sunday, folks. The winter storm in progress may end up as a crippling storm for many areas of Kentucky. Significant amounts of ice, sleet and snow are likely through Monday. For some… this will be a full blown ice...

Good Sunday, everyone. A major winter storm is ready to smack the bluegrass state with freezing rain, sleet and snow today into Monday. Significant totals are expected to cause serious issues for travel and may create power...

Good evening, gang. A big thanks to the great folks of Menifee County for allowing me to come and talk about the March 2nd, 2012 tornadoes. It’s great to see so many people still pulling together to get that wonderful area...

UPDATE The NAM just made a new friend in the European Model. That latest Euro comes in with a colder and farther south solution which is more of a heavy snow threat to many. I want to caution you that the map below has a history...

Good Saturday, everyone. As we enjoy a relatively mild day across Kentucky, the focus of the forecast is on a developing winter storm moving in for Sunday and Monday. The entire state has been under a Winter Storm Watch since...