March 1-7, 2026 is Severe Weather Awareness Week in Kentucky
Severe weather can occur any time of the year, and can bring many different hazards and impacts to the region. Severe Weather Awareness week is your reminder that you need to be Weather Ready for all types of hazards, such as tornadoes, severe thunderstorms, large hail, lightning, heavy rain, flooding, and high winds. All week long, the National Weather Service office in Jackson, KY will be sharing information on how to prepare for severe weather, which will be viewable on our social media platforms (Facebook and X). We will also feature a day dedicated to Recreational Safety (Friday), focusing on weather safety as we enjoy the great outdoors of Kentucky. Please Share/Retweet to share this knowledge with others!!
Kentucky Statewide Tornado Drill Info
For more information on the tornado drill, including frequently asked questions, please click here.
Spring Weather Safety Information
Significant Weather Events in Eastern Kentucky
Know Before You Go!
Don't let impactful weather sneak up on you. Check the latest NWS forecast for your zip code at weather.gov before you head out the door each day. Get the information you need, either in the detailed forecast that outlines the next several days, or in the hour-by-hour forecast if you need finer detailed weather information. Also make sure you have MULTIPLE ways to receive warnings when impactful weather is expected!
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