Two summers ago , I found myself caught in a spooky pre-tornadic storm as I made my way East on Shelbyville Road and then moved sideward to ...

While the world watches and waits to see what further ill effects may occur from the Destruction of the Birds Point Levee , the storm fronts...

Last night's storm (it's still last night to me even though this post is dated Thursday because I'm typing it at just a few minu...

Was out wandering in the woods again this morning and a storm started blowing in. I thought I'd better skidoo since I'd heard report...

Since we're not in the tornado-heavy plains states, some might find it rather surprising that Kentucky has placed two entries in NOAA...

Yesterday I thought it was just a typical windy Autumn morning while I was sitting in the Middletown Starbucks. What I didn't know was t...

I never get bored with storm pictures. Took these a few weeks ago during a really bad storm as I drove down Louisville's Shelbyville Roa...

More flood images: our friend Dan Brandenburg just emailed these photos of the Riptide On The River restaurant and bar, half-submerged by ...

Severe flooding hit the Old Cannons/Seneca Park area along Louisville's Beargrass Creek this past weekend, leaving many sections of road...

This puzzling datum is from the New York Times , August 24, 1901. A waterspout on a creek? Seriously? Is that possible? A waterspout is, by...

Après nous, le Déluge. Tuesday morning I was dashing out in the torrential thunderstorm, on the way to a meeting at Starbucks on Blankenbak...

A few hours ago I was stuck in a very bad storm in St. Matthews, surrounded by extremely low-hanging dark clouds with little pendulous whatc...