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FIRST ALERT FORECAST: One More Quiet Evening Before Things Start Becoming Active

We are giving you the FIRST ALERT to a quiet evening, but big changes take place Friday Night. Albeit a little cooler, with highs in the low to mid 60s, we had a gorgeous Thursday throughout Eastern Kentucky. We will stay mainly clear this evening with overnight lows dropping into the low to mid 40s.

FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY in place for early next week for freezing temperatures

Warm weather continues this weekend ahead of a significant cool down by the start of next week in the wake of a strong cold front.

First Alert Weather: Prepare now for the first big freeze of the season

Take measures this weekend to prepare for the first big freeze of the season. You will want to make sure the pets, plants, and pipes are protected in these conditions. Afternoon temperatures will improve next week and most of next week looks dry, so the drought will continue to be a big story.

FIRST ALERT: Rounds of snow to create slippery conditions

We have issued a First Alert Weather Day for Sunday and Monday due to the first rounds of accumulating snow bands. Snow will be in the form of lake effect snow along the northwest wind bands. This means the eastern and western counties will receive the most snowfall. Right now, models are showing between 2-4″ in some areas.
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First Alert Day on Saturday for a mix of rain and snow

The rest of this evening, however, will be pretty quiet. Clouds are drifting southward, but will be slow to make significant progress at first. Gradually, they’ll overspread more of the area, and more will move in from the west, too. Lows will be in the mid to upper 30s.

CONSUMER FIRST ALERT: Investigator says bank impersonation scams are increasing locally

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - CONSUMER FIRST ALERT is following up on a local woman who lost $19,000 to scammers in what investigators say is a growing an increasingly sophisticated crime.

First Alert Forecast: Showers and rainfall expected this weekend as a front moves over the state

After the front moves over the state, breezy trade winds are expected to develop. Sustained trade winds next week could reach speeds between 15 and 25 miles per hour, with some wind gusts climbing closer to 30 mph.

Jamie Ertle’s First Alert WX forecast for Nov. 7, 2025

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAYS: A widespread Freeze is likely Monday night with wind chills in the 20s. High pressure will extend across the region through the weekend with 80s and humid conditions. A strong cold front will swing through the Coastal Empire and Lowcountry Sunday night ushering a polar blast.
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