205 miles of tornado track from 13 confirmed tornadoes in the quad-state Sunday. 148 of those miles were associated with tornadoes that produced EF2 damage or higher, which is the 3rd highest since the office fully spun up in 1995. It is comprable to the 2012 Leap Day Tornado

Shower and thunderstorms chances will arrive over SEMO late this afternoon before spreading across the rest of the area tonight into Saturday. A few strong storms will be possible Saturday afternoon with heavy rain, lightning, small hail and gusty winds the main threats.

On this date in Weather History: An F-2 tornado touched down southeast of Henderson, Kentucky back on May 31, 1982.

Good morning from the midnight shift in Paducah! I guess one perk of working overnight is that we see some pretty awesome sunrises! We do expect clouds to increase today with showers and storms arriving this afternoon (SEMO) and everywhere else tonight. Be safe during clean up!

We have found 12 tornadoes so far in our forecast area from Sunday's tornado outbreak, along with several areas of intense straight line wind damage. Find more details on our event summary webpage: www.weather.gov/pah/…

Rain chances will begin to increase Friday night with numerous rain/storm chances on Saturday. Rain and storm chances will continue into next week. Above normal temperatures return by next week.

Here are the details for the EF-1 tornado that struck Muhlenberg, Butler, and Warren counties Sunday night. Peak winds of 110 mph mph and 41.1 mile path length. Big thanks to @NWSLouisville for the surveying help! mesonet.agron.iastat… #KYwx