First Alert Weather

Some strong storms could blow in this weekend.

High winds and hail are possible this evening.

Strong to severe storms will roll in during the afternoon hours.

Scattered storms increase by late today and Thursday.

These late-May temperatures can sometimes come with a price. The price is showers & storms.

Scattered storms increase by late Wednesday and Thursday.

These sunny days will fill the air with warmth.

Warm temps carry us for several more days.

The next few days will likely run around the 75 to 80-degree range.

Good evening everyone! I don’t think today could have gotten any better. No clouds, abundant sunshine, and we even got up to 70 degrees. Overnight, things will be clear and in the 50′s for most and some spots may get to an upper 40.

Good morning and Happy Easter! Whether you are celebrating or not we can all celebrate just how beautiful today’s weather will be.

Good morning! It is another unseasonably chilly start here in the commonwealth. A freeze warning is still in effect until 11:00 AM this morning for temps in the 20′s.

Temps get set to take off.

After a blast of cold air rolled through the region, we are now about to make a run at 70 degrees.

April is starting out with a touch of Winter in the air.

Temperatures will be very chilly out there today and downright cold tonight.

A few flakes are even possible on Thursday.

Some strong elements of Spring are starting to show up out there.

Heavy rain returns ahead of a strong cold front.

These next couple of days will feature the warmest temperatures of the week and the wettest conditions.

Temps will take a bit hit as we end March and begin April.

We'll go from the 60s & 70s to tracking some snowflakes this week.

Gusty winds will remain around through tonight, but better weather is on the way before some bigger changes by Wednesday

We are still continuing our First Alert Weather Day, and the showers and storms should taper off by lunchtime.

It's a First Alert Weather Day as strong to severe storms blow in through the overnight and into early Sunday morning

It is a First Alert Weather Day, and we can expect some of the impacts later today and into tomorrow morning.

The weekend starts dry, but strong to severe storms roll back in Saturday night.

After a wild weather night, we are finally clearing out in the sky, but it is still pretty windy. A gust of 48 MPH was reported at the airport in Lexington.

Rounds of severe storms roll across the region through the evening.

The threat for strong to severe thunderstorms will be with us today.