Jackson, KY – A cold front will bring much-needed relief from unseasonably warm temperatures in Jackson on Wednesday, following record highs expected today. This shift will introduce increased chances of rain showers, particularly affecting areas along and northwest of Highway 15.
According to the US National Weather Service in Jackson, temperatures are expected to reach between 75 and 82 degrees today, but cooler, rainier weather is set to roll in Wednesday. A 70% chance of showers, along with possible thunderstorms, is forecasted for Wednesday afternoon, bringing rain totals between a tenth and a quarter of an inch, though higher amounts could accumulate in areas hit by thunderstorms.
Be Weather Ready: Motorists should be cautious, as wet roadways may create slick conditions, particularly on main roads such as Highway 15 and along other frequently traveled routes. Rain is expected to taper off Wednesday night, but periodic showers may still occur, impacting visibility and road conditions.
The cold front will bring down temperatures into the low to mid-60s for Thursday, with a mostly cloudy sky expected. Friday will see drier conditions with a high near 74, offering a brief respite before another wave of rain on Saturday. Showers are expected again Saturday afternoon, maintaining cooler temperatures in the low 70s and bringing a 40% chance of precipitation.
By Sunday, showers remain in the forecast, keeping conditions partly sunny with a high near 72. The cooler trend is likely to persist into early next week, making it advisable for residents to keep an umbrella and raincoat handy.
