Paducah, KY – Western Kentucky residents can expect one more mostly sunny and dry day Monday before a pattern of scattered showers and thunderstorms returns for much of the week. Temperatures will remain hot, with highs staying in the lower 90s.
According to the US National Weather Service Paducah, Monday’s forecast calls for highs between 90 and 93 degrees under mostly sunny skies. Storm chances increase Tuesday, with highs ranging from 90 to 95 degrees and lows between 69 and 73.
Wednesday and Thursday are expected to follow a similar pattern, with daily highs near the low 90s and overnight lows in the lower 70s. Each day brings a likelihood of scattered showers and storms, particularly in the afternoon and evening hours.
Meteorologists urge residents to stay weather-aware, as the combination of heat and humidity could lead to brief but intense downpours and lightning. While widespread severe weather is not currently forecast, any thunderstorm could produce localized gusty winds and heavy rain.
The National Weather Service also reminds the public to take precautions against heat stress by staying hydrated, avoiding prolonged outdoor activity during peak afternoon heat, and checking on vulnerable neighbors.
Tonight’s conditions will be warm and mostly clear, with lows in the low 70s. The shift to a wetter pattern begins early Tuesday and could persist into next weekend.
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