National Weather Service

A winter storm is expected to drop as much as 8 inches of snow across some parts of Indiana Tuesday evening while other parts of the state may see only a few inches.

It looks like our streak of unseasonably warm weather is about to come to a bitterly cold end. Lows in the 20s are in the forecast and so is the word "snow."

It's going to be an incredibly hot 4th of July and the rest of the week is going to be even worse. The National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory for western Kentucky and southern Illinois.

A Heat Advisory is in effect for western Kentucky and southern Indiana and there's little relief in sight. Here's the latest on our brutally hot forecast.

Ron Rhodes issues a 'Yorkie Alert' when it is too windy outside to walk small dogs. We decided to break down the forecast for the next 24 hours as our dogs see it.

The National Weather Service has changed our Winter Storm Warning to an Ice Storm Warning. Parts of the tristate could see significant ice accumulations.

Who knows if we'll see snow, but wind chills near zero will make you want to stay home on Thursday.

A heat advisory has been issued across Indiana, Illinois & Kentucky. Here are some tips to keep you, your family, and your pets safe in the extreme heat.

While it may be too soon to go on record with an exact snow total, every forecasting source indicates that this is a 'Level 10 bread and milk alert.'

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.