Jackson, KY – Rain and thunderstorms are set to sweep across Jackson and surrounding areas in Kentucky on Sunday night, bringing the potential for gusts reaching 18 mph. Residents should prepare for wet roads, limited visibility, and potential travel delays as conditions worsen into the night. The National Weather Service reports a 90% chance of precipitation, with heavy rainfall possible in some areas.
According to the latest forecast, Sunday’s high will reach 68°F, with showers likely developing in the afternoon and intensifying by evening. Thunderstorms, some possibly strong, could bring rainfall between a quarter and half an inch by the early hours of Monday. Drivers should exercise caution on local roads, including Route 15 and nearby highways, especially during heavy downpours.
As Veterans Day dawns on Monday, the storm will taper off early, leaving behind mostly sunny skies and a high near 70°F. Those attending Veterans Day events can expect calmer weather, though patchy fog might linger in the morning hours. Visibility should improve as the day progresses, making it a pleasant day for outdoor commemorations.
Looking ahead, Jackson residents can anticipate a milder start to the week, with Tuesday and Wednesday bringing mostly sunny conditions and temperatures in the mid-60s to low 70s. Patchy morning fog may return on Tuesday, but the afternoons are expected to be clear and comfortable.
By midweek, another potential round of rain is forecasted, primarily overnight on Wednesday, with a 60% chance of showers. For now, residents are advised to stay updated with local forecasts, especially during Sunday night’s storm.
