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Northern Kentucky Historical Weather Events
10th Anniversary Of Blue Ash Tornado
It was the deadliest tornado since the Super Outbreak to strike the Tri-State. Four people were killed and hundreds of homes and businesses were destroyed or damaged.
Weather Makes History With Windstorm
On September 14, 2008, the Tri-State was victim to some of the strongest wind gusts in the area’s history. It became the Blackout of 2008.
Cincinnati's Deadliest Windstorm - July 7, 1915
Downtown Cincinnati and vicinity is heavily damaged by what is first thought to be a tornado.
'The Freezer Bowl'
Minus-9 at kickoff, a wind chill of minus-59 and the Bengals in short sleeves. What a site.
Photos Show '37 Flood's Rage
Whenever the Ohio River rises to threaten Northern Kentucky and Greater Cincinnati, invariably the flood of 1937 comes up.
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Change Your Clocks
Daylight Saving Time is returning Sunday, March 14th. Find out how it will save you some money.
Spring Starts This Weekend
It's finally time and after a few beautiful days, winter just feels like a bad memory.
Clermont Co. Road Crews Ready For Mother Nature
Workers prepare for 12-hour shifts to cover 400 miles of county roads. Video Watch Video
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