Paducah, KY – A stormy Sunday is on tap for western Kentucky as spring showers and possible thunderstorms move into the region by late morning.
According to the National Weather Service, Paducah faces a 100% chance of rain Sunday, with downpours and a possible thunderstorm expected after 10 a.m. Winds could gust up to 22 mph, especially along I-24, creating slick driving conditions and reduced visibility during peak afternoon hours. Residents should avoid unnecessary travel during heavy rainfall and keep an eye on local alerts for any sudden weather developments.
Showers may linger into Sunday night, with a 20% chance of rain before 1 a.m. Skies will gradually clear by early Monday. Daytime temperatures stay mild to start the week, with highs near 66°F on both Sunday and Monday.
Looking ahead, Paducah sees a mix of sun and clouds with calmer weather taking over Tuesday and Wednesday. Tuesday will reach near 70°F, though gusty afternoon winds may reach 20 mph. Wednesday brings a return to sunshine with highs again in the mid-60s.
By Thursday, a slight chance of spring showers returns, though most of the day should remain partly sunny. Friday could bring another round of isolated thunderstorms and breezy winds up to 22 mph.
Safety Tip: Keep an umbrella handy Sunday and monitor road conditions on I-24 and local routes. Plan for possible delays and avoid low-lying flood-prone areas.
