WEBVTT WEATHERWITH METEOROLOGIST JOHN BELSKI.JOHN: EARLIER WE MENTIONED ACOUPLE OF STORM SURVEYS PLANNEDFOR TOMORROW TO SEE IF THERE WASACTUAL TORNADO DAMAGE.THIS IS AN AMAZING FIGURE.NOT INCLUDING TODAY'S A STORMS,WE'VE HAD 19 TORNADOES THIS YEARAND THE WLKY VIEWING AREA.THIS HAS BEEN ONE OF THE MOSTACTIVE YEARS FOR TORNADOES EVERLOCALLY.FORTUNATELY MOST OF THEM HAVEBEEN ON THE SMALL SIDE, BUTSTILL A TORNADO, BAD ENOUGH TOCAUSE DAMAGE.TEMPERATURES TAKING A TUMBLE.THE COLD FRONT CAME THROUGH, THETEMPERATURES WENT DOWN.WE ARE IN THE MID TO UPPER 60'S.62 AT 6:00, AND WE HAVE BEENSLOWLY DROPPING EVER SINCE WITHLOWER 40'S RIGHT NOW.67 THE OFFICIAL HIGH TODAY.SOME AREAS PICKED UP ABOUT ANINCH OF RAIN.LOCALLY WITH THE RAIN ANDTHUNDERSTORMS AS THEY MOVEDTHROUGH THE AREA.WE TALKED ABOUT THE SEVEREWEATHER.IT HAS BEEN A WINDY DAY, SONON-THUNDERSTORM WINDS TODAY ASHIGH AS 53 MILES PER HOUR NEARFRANKFURT AND 48 MILES PER HOURIN LOUISVILLE.44 IN E'TOWN AND SHELBYVILLE.THERE WAS SOME DAMAGE FROM THAT,INCLUDING SIDING OFF OF THISTOWN IN SHELBYVILLE.IN FRIGHT FOR, JUST NORTHWEST OFINDIANAPOLIS, TORNADO IS AWALMART STORE UP THERE.PART OF THE ROOF CAME OFF.NO ONE WAS INJURED, BUT SEVERALSEMI'S IN THE PARKING LOT WEREBLOWN OVER.A WILD DAY ACROSS THE OHIOVALLEY, AND IT IS ALL QUIETINGDOWN.ONE LAST BATCH OF LIGHT RAINMOVING PAST LEXINGTON NOW.SNOW FALLING.WE ARE NOT GOING TO GET THAT,BUT SNOWFLAKES NORTH OF I 70 INCENTRAL OHIO RIGHT NOW IS THATCOLD AIR COMES POURING INTO THEAREA.WIND BEGINNING TO DIE DOWN.STILL PRETTY GUSTY THOUGH.TO THE WEST OF US, STILL 20'SAND EVEN A 31 IN SPRINGFIELD,ILLINOIS.WE STAY FAIRLY WINDY AS THENIGHT GOES ON TONIGHT, AND STILLBREEZY DURING THE DAY SUNDAY,ALONG WITH THAT THEY DROP INTEMPERATURES.LOWER 40'S HERE.DOESN'T DROP MUCH MORE TO THEWEST OF US BUT IT WILL DROPMAYBE THREE DEGREES, FOURDEGREES AT MOST, AS NIGHT GOESON TONIGHT.IT IS GOING TO STRUGGLE TO RISEAT ALL TOMORROW.TEMPERATURES WILL HOLD FAIRLYSTATIONARY THROUGHOUT THE DAYFOR TOMORROW.FOR THE 8:00 A.M. HOUR IN THEMORNING, STILL QUITE A FEWCLOUDS AROUND CENTRAL AND EASTKENTUCKY, AND EVEN A FEW AREASOF SNOWFLAKES POSSIBLE.MIDDAY IT STARTS TO CLEAR.WE SEE SOME SUNSHINE, A LOT TOTHE WEST OF US.THE SUNSHINE ALWAYS HELPS OUT.TEMPERATURES NOT CHANGING MUCH,UPPER 30'S, LOWER 40'S ACROSSTHE ENTIRE VIEWING AREATHROUGHOUT THE DAY TOMORROW.39 HOUR LOW WITH CLOUDS ANDGUSTY WIND FOR TONIGHT.39 AT MIDDAY, 41 IN THEAFTERNOON WITH THAT WIND CHILLFACTOR, DROPPING BACK OFTENEVENING AS SKIES CLEAR OUT.ON THE SEVEN DAY, MONDAY ANDTUESDAY WE ARE INTO THE 50'S,THEN BACK TO THE 40'S FOR ACOUPLE OF DAYS, INCLUDING PETSGIVING.AT LEAST IT WILL BE DRIVE --INCLUDING THANKSGIVING.AT LEAST IT WILL BE DRY.TRAVEL WEATHER LOOKS GOOD ACROSSTHE COUNTRY.I AM ALWAYS LOOKING FOR STRANGETRIVIA.ALASKA HAD SUNSETTED 1:38 THISAFTERNOON.