Much of southern Kentucky is considered by the National Weather Service to be at the highest risk, greater than 10%, for a "significant" tornado, defined as an EF-2 tornado or greater.

In addition to the tornado potential, there’s a risk of hail up to 2.5 or 3 inches in diameter, as well as a risk of damage from heavy winds.

Much of southern Kentucky is considered by the National Weather Service to be at the highest risk, greater than 10%, for a "significant" tornado, defined as an EF-2 tornado or greater.

Moderate risk for severe weather, Tornado Watch issued for Kentucky, Indiana Stay weather aware Tuesday and have at least two ways to receive severe weather alerts if one is issued for your area.

A tornado outbreak is possible across much of the South Tuesday, and while the risk is slight or even marginal across most of Kentucky – it’s not zero, National Weather Service meteorologist ...

When a devastating tornado cut through Western Kentucky this month – the most destructive funnel in a series that struck the country’s heartland – it took the lives of at least 76 Kentuckians.

As people begin cleaning up the tornado damage, more storms are headed for Kentucky. Damage surveys continue in areas hit hardest by Friday night's severe weather. Christie Dutton takes a look at ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Several Kentucky and southern Indiana counties were under a tornado watch until midnight Wednesday morning. Tuesday's severe weather threat comes as the remnants of Hurricane ...

At least one person is dead and seven others were injured after an unexpected tornado struck a rural Kentucky county early Friday morning as a line of severe storms moved eastward across the state ...

One person is dead and several were injured after a tornado hit rural Kentucky on Friday. The National Weather Service confirmed the tornado was at least an EF-2 with wind speeds of at least 115 mph.

Storms in Kentucky had intensified quickly Friday morning. There was no tornado watch or severe thunderstorm watch in place ahead of time, and the Storm Prediction Center had not outlooked the ...