Bryce Jones

Typically starting in the month of June we head into what we call "MCS" season. MCS stands for Mesoscale Convective System. Okay...so....what is it?

With the tons of rain we just had, the last thing on our mind is probably extreme heat, but that is what is coming next.

An Extreme Heat Warning has been issued for a couple of counties in our viewing area today through Thursday night.

After a brutal last few days with a ton of heat alerts we are finally done with them! There are no longer heat alerts out for our area!

Whether it’s the urge to go analog, babydoll dress renaissance, Harry Styles’s overall influence (or all of the above)—this summer

Good news! If you like space or just want to see something cool, the International Space Station (ISS) will pass over our area and will be visible tonight! With mostly

Ahead of afternoon and evening storms, the Storm Prediction Center has issued a Severe Thunderstorm watch for part of our area. This is in effect until 8PM. Here's who it includes:

After another active Saturday with storms, we've got another rain chance for today. Here's the good thing though...no severe weather!

July in our area this year was an interesting one. After the second wettest June on record for Louisville, July followed up with a whopping 7.18" of

Wildfire smoke from Canada. It's that simple. There are currently over 900 wildfires burning at the moment.