Jay Cardosi
WLKY
Louisville, KY, United States
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Past articles by Jay:
Violent tornado destroys nearly 50 miles of Kentucky, Indiana in 2012
Along its path, the tornado destroyed hundreds of homes and killed several people. → Read More
Louisville weather: Soaking rain tonight, severe storm threat Friday
It's cool and calm for most of Thursday, but soaking rains are on the way. → Read More
Wintry weather takes aim south of Louisville overnight
After a dicey start to the day, another wave of wintry weather will pull into the region Tuesday evening, but most, if not all will stay south of Louisville. → Read More
ARCHIVES: Remembering the remarkable snow of 1994 in Louisville
a salt truck pulls out a record that was trying to pull out a snowbound vehicle. The only other vehicles on the road before daybreak are crazies like these, skiing behind a four wheel drive jeep with cars stuck on every block. Some entrepreneurs are making big bucks pulling people out. A bread truck driver paid them the best way he could. Hartnell. They're asking if we want to pull him out and… → Read More
Impact weather: Scattered showers, storms could get strong overnight
A sharp cold front will move across the region overnight Tuesday bringing with it gusty winds and impact weather in the form of showers and a few storms. → Read More
First measurable snow: Louisville region could get up to 1 inch this weekend
Say goodbye to the warm weather. → Read More
Heat advisory: Temperatures could feel close to 110 degrees on Wednesday
Sweltering heat is back in the forecast. → Read More
Unsettled weather through Friday: What to expect
Unsettled few days ahead. → Read More
What's a macroburst? NWS says that's what caused damage in Marion County
As thunderstorms blew through the area late Wednesday afternoon and at night, some damage did occur over parts of Kentucky. → Read More
Weather for Thunder Over Louisville: The official forecast
It's Thunder time in Louisville and unlike so many years in the past, the weather this go around looks absolutely delightful. → Read More
10 years ago: Tornado outbreak left death and destruction across Kentucky, Indiana
Along its path, the tornado destroyed hundreds of homes and killed several people. → Read More
Ice storm takes aim at Louisville region: What to expect
Some icy, wintry weather is taking aim at Kentucky and Indiana, and it could create some dangerous conditions. → Read More
Snow possible this weekend in Louisville region: What we know so far
The WLKY weather team is tracking the potential for accumulating snow across the region this weekend. → Read More
Cold front to bring chance for snow to Louisville region
The warm but also stormy weather pattern of the past three to four weeks is now changing to more of a typical winter pattern. → Read More
Louisville weather: Storms, isolated tornadoes possible Friday night
Warmer temperatures heading our way will help fuel stronger storms across the region overnight Friday. → Read More
Louisville weather: Storms, isolated tornadoes possible Friday night
Warmer temperatures heading our way will help fuel stronger storms across the region overnight Friday. → Read More
Smoke from massive western US wildfires expected to loom over Louisville
Massive wildfires are burning in the western United States and Canada, and some of its effects are lingering in the Louisville area. → Read More
ARCHIVES: In 1996, EF4 tornado causes massive damage in and around Bullitt County
The EF3/EF4 tornado caused massive destruction to homes and businesses across northern Bullitt County and was responsible for over $100,000,000 in damages. → Read More
On this day: In 2012, tornado outbreak left trail of destruction across Kentucky, Indiana
Along its path, the tornado destroyed hundreds of homes and killed 11 people. → Read More
There's a chance you'll be able to see the northern lights in Kentucky and Indiana
The northern lights over Kentucky and Indiana? → Read More