Paducah, KY – A strong cold front is bringing frigid temperatures and possible snow flurries to Paducah, creating chilly conditions heading into the weekend. Friday morning wind chills are expected to dip into the teens, making outdoor activities uncomfortable and potentially dangerous without proper precautions.
According to the National Weather Service, the cold air will linger through Sunday, with daytime highs only reaching the mid-30s to low-40s. Overnight lows will plunge into the 20s, with calm winds adding to the frostbite risk during late-night and early-morning hours. Snow flurries may pass through the area Friday, but significant accumulation is not expected.
The forecast shifts early next week, as temperatures climb into the 50s by Monday. Rain will move in late Monday and intensify through Christmas Eve, potentially causing slick roadways across the region. Holiday travelers should prepare for delays and check forecasts regularly before hitting the road.
Looking ahead to Christmas Day, scattered showers will persist, keeping conditions wet and unseasonably warm with highs near 55 degrees. Despite the rain, calmer winds should make for manageable weather during family gatherings.
Residents should bundle up for the weekend, ensure outdoor pets have shelter, and plan for wet conditions during next week’s holiday rush. Stay tuned to local updates for any changes to the forecast.
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