Data from the National Weather Service shows a tornado touched down in Columbia just west of Albert-Oakland Park on Easter Sunday, then carved a path northeast through the city. The tornado started as ...

TONIGHT WE LEARNED THERE WERE AT LEAST EIGHT TORNADOES IN OUR AREA. TAKE A LOOK AT THAT MAP. SIX OF THEM IN KENTUCKY AND TWO OF THEM IN INDIANA. THE STRONGEST TWISTER WAS THE EF THREE IN JAY TOWN ...

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear on April 9 toured parts of Louisville that were impacted by a damaging tornado and severe flooding over the past week. Beshear was joined by Mayor of Louisville Craig ...

There were also four people injured in Arkansas, four in Kentucky ... already assessing tornado damage Wednesday evening. The city of Owasso, Oklahoma, reported an 11-mile path of destruction ...

Kentucky, Tennessee and Arkansas were among ... formerly Twitter, on Wednesday with a map of the potentially affected area. A map from the National Weather Service shows which states are at ...

On April 9, NWS confirmed an EF0 tornado started in the Maineville area just after 1 a.m. and ended nearly nine miles later near Clarksville. Winds reached 80 mph and the path was as wide as 200 ...

Tornado wind speeds were between 140 and 145 mph, EF3, with a width of 200 yards in this area. Some very subtle terrain is noted on topographic maps just ... but a very clear path of trees were ...

Days of near-constant rain resulted in record precipitation totals for some Kentucky counties. Rainfall totals were mostly in ...

Several Kentucky communities are being impacted by floodwaters as rising rivers and streams cover roads around the commonwealth.

1:21 p.m.: Jeffersontown tornado may have been EF-3 ... according to the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet's traffic map. Downtown commuters should also note the westbound Interstate 64 ramp ...

The National Weather Service is unsure of the path length or width at this time. I believe this preliminary EF-3 may be the highest rated tornado damage we have had in Jefferson county since May ...