Paducah, KY – Showers are set to move across western Kentucky Wednesday afternoon, potentially affecting commutes and outdoor activities. Drivers on major roadways like I-24 and I-69 should prepare for slick conditions as rain and scattered thunderstorms spread throughout the area into the evening.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Paducah, rain is expected to begin Wednesday afternoon, continuing overnight and into early Thursday. Thunderstorms are possible as the system moves through, and there’s a 90% chance of precipitation, with temperatures peaking at 66°F before cooling to the low 40s overnight. These showers could linger into Thursday morning, especially in southwestern Indiana and the Pennyrile region.
Once the rain clears, residents can expect drier, cooler conditions to round out the workweek. Thursday will see highs around 62°F under mostly sunny skies. Friday and Saturday will remain clear, with temperatures between 58°F and 65°F, making it ideal for any weekend plans. Nights will be brisk, with lows dipping into the upper 30s to low 40s.
Despite the rain midweek, temperatures across the region will remain near to slightly above seasonal norms, bringing mild weather by late November standards. Residents are encouraged to stay updated through NWS alerts, especially for potential thunderstorms and wet roads.
This extended forecast highlights the need for caution on roadways Wednesday into Thursday morning. For those planning travel or outdoor events, Friday and Saturday’s clearer skies promise more favorable conditions.
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