Birdseye
Birdseye, IN · Weather
WHAS11
Weekend forecast: Frost Advisory issued in Kentucky, southern Indiana
Country Herald
Kentucky Freeze Threat: Temperatures Near 30 by Sunday Morning Nov 8
Louisville, KY – Residents across central Kentucky and southern Indiana should prepare for widespread frost Friday night, November 6, followed by an increased threat of freezing temperatures Saturday night into Sunday morning, with some communities potentially dropping to around 30 degrees.
14 News
Drizzle Today Gives Way to Frost and Freeze This Weekend
parktelegraph.com
Country Herald
WOMI Owensboro
Farmer's Almanac Drops Thanksgiving Forecast and If It's Correct, We Need to Get Our Snow Shovels Ready
In the past several years, Thanksgiving weather has been pretty warm. I don't recall the last time I saw snow on Thanksgiving in the Tri-State. But the Old Farmer's Almanac said this year could be very different.
KISS 106
Farmer's Almanac Drops Thanksgiving Forecast and If It's Correct, We Need to Get Our Snow Shovels Ready
In the past several years, Thanksgiving weather has been pretty warm. I don't recall the last time I saw snow on Thanksgiving in the Tri-State. But the Old Farmer's Almanac said this year could be very different.
WEHT/WTVW
One More Summer-Like Day with a Few Showers/Storms
OVERNIGHT: Variable Clouds with a Few Showers. Record Warm Lows of 66-69 (Evansville Record: 66 – 1928). Sunrise 6:59 THURSDAY: Some Clearing with a Few Showers followed by a Few Storms After Noon Mainly Along & North of the Ohio River (Isolated Severe Storm Possible). Turning Breezy, Very Warm, & Very Humid with Highs 82-88 […]
WBKO
Heat in the area and storms heading to South-Central Kentucky
WBKO
Tracking Tropical Depression 9
gordonramsayclub.com
Summer Heat Returning Pushes Temperatures 5 to 13 Degrees Above Normal Across Louisville, Nashville, Cincinnati and Indianapolis With Highs Back Into the 80s From September 29 Through October 4
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY — After this week’s stretch of 60s and 70s, longer-range guidance is signaling a warm-up as we close out September and into the start of October, according to a Summer Heat Returning outlook from BAMWeather, covering departure from normal temperatures from September 29 through October 4, valid 8:00 a.m. EDT. Above normal temperatures ranging from 5 to 10 degrees Fahrenheit are expected, and that would translate to high temperatures returning back into the 80s.