Jackson, KY — A cold front will bring showers and isolated thunderstorms to eastern Kentucky today, especially for areas along the I-64 corridor. This weather system could create hazardous driving conditions on major roadways, with rain forecast to ease by late afternoon. Residents should exercise caution on wet roads and be prepared for possible thunder during the day.
According to the U.S. National Weather Service in Jackson, rain chances are expected to reach 30-60% today, with showers tapering off by evening. Temperatures will range from 65 to 76 degrees across the region. After the cold front moves through, eastern Kentucky will enjoy clearer skies, with patchy fog expected Friday morning before a stretch of mild weather sets in. Friday’s temperatures are forecast between 63 and 72 degrees, with sunny skies taking hold throughout the day.
The outlook for Veterans Day weekend is promising, with mostly sunny and mild conditions projected through Saturday. Saturday temperatures will remain in the mid-60s to low-70s, making it ideal for outdoor activities. However, fog may be present in valley areas early each morning, potentially affecting visibility on rural roads.
Rain is expected to return on Sunday, with showers likely and a chance of thunderstorms. Rainfall could be significant, so residents should plan accordingly for outdoor events. Monday may see leftover showers, but skies are forecast to clear by the afternoon, bringing mostly sunny weather with cooler temperatures between 64 and 69 degrees.
Eastern Kentucky residents should stay updated on weather changes, especially for Sunday’s rain and thunderstorms. The National Weather Service will provide ongoing updates, and those planning travel should check local forecasts for the latest road conditions.
