Paducah, KY – Residents in Paducah should prepare for a warmer but wetter week, with rain chances increasing as Christmas approaches. Starting Tuesday, temperatures will climb into the mid-50s, bringing a mix of mild conditions and intermittent showers.
According to the National Weather Service, a 30% chance of rain begins Monday night and escalates to 60% on Tuesday night. Showers are likely to linger into Christmas morning, with calm winds providing little relief for soggy conditions. Drivers should exercise caution, especially on major roadways like I-24 and local highways, as wet roads could lead to slippery conditions.
Wednesday’s Christmas forecast shows highs around 45°F with a 20% chance of showers diminishing by the evening. Thursday and Friday will feature mostly cloudy skies with highs nearing 60°F by Friday, but showers will likely return by the weekend.
The warmer trend extends into Saturday, with highs around 61°F, though rain is expected to persist. Winds will remain light throughout the week, but gusts could reach 18 mph at times, adding to travel challenges.
Residents planning outdoor activities or travel are encouraged to monitor local forecasts and adjust plans as needed. Those traveling for the holidays should prepare for delays due to wet weather and pack accordingly.
Stay tuned for updates as forecasters continue to refine rainfall timing and amounts. For the latest alerts, follow the National Weather Service Paducah office on social media.
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