 Pike County is expected to experience severe weather during the evening and being sure to stay prepared is important. With the temperature, we're the right now the warmest temperature in eastern Kentucky and the way the air flow, the outflow of the weather is happening, the convection. We're looking like we're in a, uh, we're in a position that we could probably sustain some, uh, inclement weather. Appalachian Wireless, where your connections matter the most. Right now, get up to $550 off select devices on new or renewed line with the Appalachian Unlimited or Mix and Mash plan. Offer good in store only. We are you. We are Appalachian Wireless. The weather is expected to come in waves with possible strong winds. Residents are advised to secure any outdoor objects that may be carried away by strong gusts of wind. Stay away from windows and keep an eye on local weather stations. Some parts of the county were hit with thunderstorms earlier in the day, but conditions are expected to worsen for the rest of the county. Yeah, if you if you have a weather radio, uh, stay tuned to that weather radio. Stay close to your weather radio. If you have, um, uh, any kind of weather apps on your phone, uh, stay in tune to those, uh, try to make sure that, uh, if you have, um, if you have cellular devices, um, that if that's where you get your warnings from, make sure that they're charged. While today's weather is expected to be hazardous, April is tornado Awareness Month and Pike County Emergency Management is going to be distributing weather radio starting Wednesday, April 10th at the Shelby Valley Senior Citizen Center. For mountaintop news, I'm Kelsey Fidel.