Severe Thunderstorm Threat Over The Eastern U.S., Critical Fire Weather Likely Over The Southwest

A cold front will bring the threat for scattered strong to severe thunderstorms from the Mid Atlantic to New England into Saturday morning. Some of the storms could produce damaging winds and locally heavy rainfall. Dangerously hot and dry conditions will persist over the Desert Southwest this weekend. Critical fire weather conditions likely. Read More >

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KenTenn 2019

Saturday, November 16

Western Kentucky University

Scenes from this year's event:

John Gordon and Owlie Skywarn at KenTenn

NWS Louisville's Meteorologist-in-Charge John Gordon with Owlie Skywarn


Warning Coordination Meteorologist Joe Sullivan (L) and Lead Forecaster Ryan Sharp (R) address the crowd.	John Gordon talks about infamous football weather.


Forecasters Jess Lee and Sam Carr ready to answer questions.

This year's KenTenn Weather Workshop was held in Bowling Green on Saturday, November 16! KenTenn is a free event designed for Kentucky and Tennessee residents but open to all! We had presentations and posters by a number of current and future meteorologists from the National Weather Service, TV stations, private forecasting companies, and area universities.

Private vendors had booths to show weather-related products and services.

KenTenn 2019 was hosted by NWS Louisville, NWS Paducah, NWS Nashville, NWS Jackson, Western Kentucky University, and Kentucky Emergency Management.