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Kentucky Weather Oct. 24-28: 70s by Day, Frost Possible at Night
Jackson, KY — Residents across eastern Kentucky can expect a sharp contrast between warm afternoons and chilly nights from Saturday, Oct. 24, through Wednesday, Oct. 28, with temperatures reaching the
By Dylan Reeves · 2026-10-24T11:30:05.624Z
Jackson, KY — Residents across eastern Kentucky can expect a sharp contrast between warm afternoons and chilly nights from Saturday, Oct. 24, through Wednesday, Oct. 28, with temperatures reaching the mid 70s during the day while some sheltered valleys could experience patchy frost overnight.
According to the National Weather Service in Jackson, high pressure will dominate the region through the middle of next week, bringing mostly sunny skies, dry conditions and clear nights. Patchy frost remains possible through Monday night in the coldest low lying locations.
Frost and Fog Possible Through Monday Night Saturday, Oct. 24, will bring highs between 69 and 74 degrees, followed by overnight lows ranging from 34 to 49 degrees.
Sunday, Oct. 25, will feature similar afternoon temperatures, with lows falling between 35 and 47 degrees.
Monday, Oct. 26, will be slightly warmer, with highs reaching 71 to 75 degrees before nighttime temperatures drop between 35 and 49 degrees.
The coldest sheltered hollows and valleys face the greatest frost potential.
Near rivers and lakes, fog is more likely than frost, potentially reducing visibility during early morning travel.
Temperatures Could Reach 76 Tuesday Tuesday, Oct. 27, will bring another mostly sunny afternoon, with highs ranging from 71 to 76 degrees.
Overnight temperatures will remain cool, generally between 39 and 50 degrees.
Wednesday, Oct. 28, will continue the mild pattern, with highs between 70 and 75 degrees under mostly to partly sunny skies.
Rain Chances Remain at Zero The National Weather Service forecasts a 0% precipitation chance throughout the five day period.
Residents across Jackson, Breathitt County and surrounding eastern Kentucky communities can expect favorable conditions for outdoor activities and fall travel.
Gardeners should monitor overnight temperatures and consider protecting frost sensitive plants in colder valleys.
Drivers should remain cautious around waterways where morning fog develops.