Severe Thunderstorms and Heavy Rainfall Across the Midwest into the Great Lakes Region; Significant Heat in the Southwest

Strong to severe storms may produce damaging winds, isolated hail, and a few tornadoes from the Midwest into the lower Great Lakes. These storms may also produce areas of heavy rain and flash flooding. Significant heat will continue across parts of the Desert Southwest into western Texas and north Alaska. Dangerous heat will also build into the Eastern and Central U.S. and continue into next week. Read More >

Photos from the snowstorm that struck southern Indiana and central Kentucky March 7-8, 2008:

	Map of Kentucky snowfall totals.
	At the National Weather Service office in Louisville. NWS
	At the National Weather Service office in Louisville. NWS
	Anneta, Kentucky. Barbra Scott/WBKO
	Sawyer State Park in Louisville. NWS
	Carefree, Indiana. Wade Bell
	Centertown, Kentucky. Linda Reid/WBKO
	Centertown, Kentucky. Linda Reid/WBKO
	Guston, Kentucky. Jim Kendall
	Isaac Fluharty hard at work in Frankfort, Kentucky. Mike Sparks
	Exit 87 on Interstate 75 in Richmond, Kentucky. Jason Rawlins
	Leitchfield, Kentucky. Mandy Decker
	Magnolia, Kentucky. Teresa Walters
	Martinsburg, Indiana. Tina Hinkebein
	Palmyra, Indiana. Mike Curran
	Palmyra, Indiana. Mike Curran
	Route 66 in Crawford County. Wade Bell
	Route 66 in Crawford County. Wade Bell
	Scottsville, Kentucky. Nancy F. McGuire
	At the National Weather Service office in Louisville. NWS
	Sugar Grove, Kentucky. Judy Neighbors/WBKO
	Between Anchorage and Pewee Valley, Kentucky. NWS
	Just a few hours after the previous picture! NWS
	Shepherdsville, Kentucky. Note the bluejay in the lower right hand corner of the picture. Trisha Noble

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