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According to HendersonHistory.com, two million acres of land in 196 counties in 12 states were inundated by 165 billion tons of water. The flood caused 500 deaths overall and damages totaling $400 million. Find out how Evansville and Henderson were affected.

How likely are we to have a large magnitude earthquake here in the Ohio River Valley which rests in the heart of the New Madrid Seismic Zone?

The National Hurricane Center, in Miami, is predicting that Jose, with 105-mph winds, as of today, (Monday, Sept. 11) could be the next hurricane to threaten the already torn up and saturated state of Florida. #OMG

These golfers were on fire this round. Well, almost.

As Hurricane Irma approaches Florida, many Floridians are stocking up on supplies. One, very kind man, however, is giving. Not sure he expected this to happen when he went to Lowe's to buy a generator, but it did!! #HERO

Hurricane Harveys Flooding Changes Elevation of Houston

As Florida gets ready for what could be the worst and most devastating hurricane in history, video footage from areas already hit by Hurricane Irma are surfacing. The visuals are truly terrifying.

The National Weather Service in Paducah explains what we can expect through the weekend when what was once Category 4 Hurricane Harvey blows through.

They say lightning strikes twice. You just don't expect it to happen this close to you.

We all heard the warnings about not looking at the eclipse. Well, maybe not all of us.

This summer has been pretty mild. We had our really hot days but this August has been less than triple digits which is just fine for the bulk of the population.

So, what's this winter going to be like? Well, I consulted the 2017-2018 Farmer's Almanac. Here's the synopsis:

This summer has been pretty mild. We had our really hot days but this August has been less than triple digits which is just fine for the bulk of the population.

So, what's this winter going to be like? Well, I consulted the 2017-2018 Farmer's Almanac. Here's the synopsis: