Jackson, KY — Eastern Kentucky residents should brace for a turbulent weather pattern this week as multiple rounds of thunderstorms threaten Jackson and surrounding areas beginning Wednesday. Scattered frost is possible tonight west of I-75, adding an early chill before a strong system pushes back into the region midweek.
According to the National Weather Service in Jackson, KY, thunderstorm chances return Wednesday and could linger through Saturday night. There is a notable risk of severe storms between Wednesday evening and Thursday night, with heavy rainfall and isolated flooding possible. While the exact extent of flooding remains uncertain, residents near flood-prone zones should monitor updates and prepare accordingly.
Tuesday will offer a brief break, with mostly sunny skies and highs around 65°F. Overnight, expect partly cloudy skies with lows near 45°F. By Wednesday, cloud cover increases and thunderstorm chances begin to build.
The Lower and Middle Ohio River Valley, including counties along the I-75 corridor, could experience repeated rounds of heavy rain into the weekend. Winds will be variable throughout the week, and rain totals could quickly accumulate during more intense storms.
Five-Day Weather Outlook for Jackson, KY:
- Tuesday: Mostly sunny, high of 65°F.
- Wednesday: Slight chance of storms after 11 a.m., high of 85°F.
- Thursday: Showers likely, possibly a thunderstorm, high of 83°F.
- Friday: More thunderstorms likely, high near 74°F.
- Saturday: Showers and storms remain possible, high of 73°F.
