Paducah, Ky. – Paducah will kick off August under clear skies and climbing temperatures, with summer heat returning just in time for the weekend.
According to the National Weather Service, Friday, August 1st will bring mostly sunny skies and a high near 84°F, with light northeast winds. No storms are expected Friday or Saturday, making it ideal for outdoor activities—though locals should stay hydrated and avoid peak afternoon heat. Patchy fog may linger early, but it should clear by mid-morning.
Saturday and Sunday continue the dry trend, with highs holding in the mid-to-upper 80s. Humidity will increase slightly Sunday, and by late Sunday night, a slight chance of thunderstorms will move in—marking the next weather shift for Paducah and nearby areas including McCracken County and the I-24 corridor.
By Monday, scattered storms become more likely during the day and into Monday night. Temperatures will remain warm, near 86°F, before dipping slightly Tuesday with highs around 87°F and more showers possible. Conditions clear out by Wednesday, with mostly sunny skies and a high near 91°F.
Residents should take this summer weather alert seriously: plan around midday heat, limit outdoor exposure, and monitor weekend changes for possible storm alerts.
Weather alerts remain limited for now, but more advisories could be issued by Sunday night as storm chances increase. Check back for updates as Paducah enters a warmer, wetter start to August.
