Paducah, KY – A flood warning remains in effect for Paducah and surrounding areas as the Ohio River continues to rise, posing a risk to communities along its banks. Authorities urge residents to avoid flooded roadways and remain cautious near riverbanks.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), the flood warning is extended for multiple locations, including McCracken, Massac, and Livingston counties, where moderate flooding is forecast. Officials warn that roads in low-lying areas could become impassable, and swift currents may pose dangers to pedestrians and motorists.
The extended forecast for Paducah shows a gradual warming trend, with sunny skies expected Sunday and highs reaching the upper 40s. Monday will bring temperatures near 56°F with mostly sunny conditions, followed by a warming trend into midweek, with highs in the 60s by Tuesday. A slight chance of rain is possible Wednesday, but dry weather is expected to return Thursday.
Residents should stay updated on flood conditions and heed all road closure warnings. Additional information is available at weather.gov.
