Paducah, KY – A dry and cold weekend will give way to warmer, unsettled weather as rain chances rise ahead of Christmas. Residents can expect sunny skies Saturday and Sunday before precipitation begins Monday evening, potentially impacting holiday travel plans.
According to the National Weather Service in Paducah, Saturday will remain sunny with a high near 41 degrees, followed by a calm, clear night with lows around 24. Sunday continues the sunny trend, with temperatures climbing to a high of 45 degrees. However, a warming trend starting Monday will bring clouds and rain to the region by Christmas Eve.
By Monday night, rain chances reach 40%, increasing through Christmas Day, where temperatures will peak near 56 degrees. Showers are likely to persist into midweek, with highs in the upper 50s and consistent cloud cover.
The shift in weather could affect road conditions, particularly on major routes like Interstate 24 and U.S. 60, which are expected to see increased traffic ahead of Christmas. Travelers are urged to monitor updated forecasts and prepare for wet roadways, especially by Tuesday night and Wednesday.
Locals are encouraged to enjoy this weekend’s dry conditions for outdoor activities while planning ahead for the wetter holiday weather. Stay tuned to the National Weather Service for the latest updates, as rain could linger into the weekend following Christmas.
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