If you're planning on taking the boat our for a spin Wednesday, better plan on taking it slow.

For the second day in a row, a Lake Wind Advisory is in effect for most of the tri-state.  Sustained winds of 10-20 miles per hour will accompany 20-25+ mile per hour gusts. 

Winds become stronger over water as there is little resistance or friction to slow them down. 

The National Weather Service, which issues Lake Wind Advisory, warns that small boats will be especially affected by choppy waves and are more prone to capsizing.

It's been non-stop clouds and a lot of rain since Friday night.  Byron Douglas says Warrick County leads the Tri-State in rainfall so far with 2.5" recorded in Lynnville and 2.1" in Newburgh.

It's another cloudy, cooler day today with highs expected in the mid-60s and some light rain possible.

Warmer weather returns for Tuesday and the remainder of the week… and less rainy too.  We’ll have temperatures in the 70s for the rest of this week with a slight cool down by next Sunday.

Meet all the first graders at Yankeetown Elementary. They are coming off career week and I was lucky enough to introduce the students to meteorology.

We took the classroom outside because the clouds were telling the weather story.  I showed the students how to observe the sky... like a detective ....and then design a forecast for that afternoon and the next day.

A cool class visit...because the skies started out sunny...but towering cumulus clouds developed and even squeezed out a little rain.