An Alert Day is in place from 8PM to 2AM tonight as a cold front brings strong to severe storms.

TONIGHT: Showers and storms possible, mainly north and northeast of Evansville. Storms end by Midnight. Mostly cloudy and cooler with lows in the mid to upper 30s. Some areas over western Kentucky ...

Stay weather aware from 7 p.m. Sunday to midnight as we are tracking a few storms that could produce large hail or damaging ...

Make sure you have the Severe Weather Team 11 app handy on Sunday so you can track the storms in the palm of your hand.

Temperatures climb to near record levels but strong storms could fire up tonight bringing in some much cooler air.

The National Weather Service confirmed that damage near Frederica was caused by an EF-1 strength tornado Monday night.

Many Oklahomans were under a tornado warning on Tuesday as a tornado-warned storm crossed the region, bringing with it large hail and strong winds.

The storms Sunday night into Monday morning across Middle Tennessee were very significant. Most of the damage reported was due to straight line winds, as wind gusts ranged from 50 to 65 mph.

March highs are soaring again on Sunday and may reach the 80s again in North Carolina.

A cold front will bring the potential for strong to severe storms to Kentuckiana Sunday night.