Published 2024-03-17
This week is Severe Weather Awareness Week in West Virginia! Follow #ReadyWVwx on social media, and check out our partners at West Virginia Emergency Management Division and ReadyWV! for tips and information on how to be Weather-Ready for the spring severe weather season.
Published 2024-03-17
Severe weather can occur at any time of the year and Spring Severe Weather Awareness Week allows Ohioans the opportunity to learn the best ways to be prepared and stay safe during inclement weather.
Published 2024-03-09
"Spring" Forward this Sunday! Daylight Saving Time Begins 2 AM Sunday, March 10th.
Published 2024-03-08
Volunteers of all ages are needed to report valuable rain, hail, and snow measurements. The National Weather Service relies on volunteer weather observers that take precipitation
readings in their own backyard. Many observers are needed because precipitation is highly
variable. You can help and anyone can join! All you need is a rain gauge. Please click the link to learn more!
Published 2024-03-03
lease join us in promoting severe weather safety during this year's "Severe Weather Awareness Week". The National Weather Service asks emergency management, public safety officials, local media and Weather-Ready Nation Ambassadors to help join forces in improving the nation's readiness, responsiveness, and overall resilience against severe weather during the upcoming season.
Published 2024-02-29
March 1-7, 2024 is Severe Weather Awareness Week in Kentucky. Severe weather can occur anytime 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.
Published 2024-02-20
A fast-moving disturbance affected the region with accumulating snowfall on February 16-17. Precipitation began as a rain/snow mix across portions of the lowlands and southern mountains, with mainly snow elsewhere. Precipitation quickly transitioned to snow area-wide throughout the evening on February 16th, with a quick burst of moderate to heavy accumulating snow then impacting much of the area.