Paducah, KY – Temperatures across Paducah will see a slight dip this weekend as a cold front moves in, bringing cooler breezes. Conditions will warm through the week, setting the stage for a potentially rainy Halloween. Trick-or-treaters and those traveling along Kentucky roadways are advised to monitor weather conditions closely as thunderstorms could impact evening plans on Halloween.
According to the National Weather Service in Paducah, the current weather will be seasonable, with temperatures ranging from 67 to 70 degrees this Sunday. The upcoming days promise warmer highs of up to 82 degrees by Tuesday, but a front is expected to develop by midweek. This front will increase the chance of rain and thunderstorms, particularly on Thursday, Halloween.
For Monday and Tuesday, residents can expect mostly clear skies and mild temperatures. Monday’s high is forecasted between 77 and 81 degrees, while Tuesday will bring a high of 79 to 82 degrees. Overnight lows, however, will remain moderate, hovering around the mid-60s. By Wednesday, clouds will begin to build, with temperatures still warm, reaching 80 to 83 degrees during the day and dipping into the high 60s at night.
Thursday’s forecast indicates a sharp change, with rain and potential thunderstorms moving in, dropping temperatures to a high of 67 degrees. This system may disrupt outdoor plans, particularly trick-or-treat activities in the evening. Families are encouraged to have rain gear and remain weather-aware, as lingering showers may impact visibility and road safety, especially along major routes.
