Paducah, KY – Western Kentucky residents should brace for a significant cold front starting Saturday, bringing subfreezing temperatures and potential snow near the I-64 corridor. The National Weather Service forecasts lows dipping into the teens early next week, with light snow accumulation likely Saturday.
According to the National Weather Service, Saturday will see cloudy skies with a chance of sprinkles or flurries in the morning, transitioning to snow north of I-64. Snowfall accumulations of up to 2 inches are possible in some areas, particularly near Mount Vernon and Evansville. Drivers along I-64 are advised to prepare for slick roads and reduced visibility.
The cold front will deepen by Monday, expected to be the chilliest day. Lows could drop to 17°F, with highs only reaching the upper 30s. Paducah residents should bundle up and prepare for morning commutes in freezing conditions.
Sunday will bring brief relief with mostly sunny skies and highs near 42°F before temperatures plunge again overnight. The National Weather Service recommends securing outdoor items and ensuring vehicles are winter-ready, as conditions may worsen early next week.
Looking further ahead, the extended forecast calls for dry conditions but persistent cold through Thursday. Temperatures will remain below average, making it vital to check on vulnerable neighbors and pets.
Plan your weekend travel carefully, especially if driving near northern Kentucky. For updates, monitor local weather reports.
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