Paducah, KY — Showers and storms are expected to ramp up across the Quad State region this weekend, creating hazardous driving conditions on major routes such as I-24 and US-60. The National Weather Service warns that scattered storms will likely affect western and southern areas starting today, with a few stronger storms possible on Monday.
According to the US National Weather Service in Paducah, widespread showers will persist through Tuesday before gradually clearing. Travelers should stay alert to possible road hazards, especially on I-24 and US-60, as rain may lead to flash flooding or slick conditions. Rainfall will continue throughout Sunday, with highs reaching 81 degrees.
Expect a cooler trend starting Monday, with highs in the mid-70s and lows dropping into the 60s. By Tuesday, storms will exit from the west, leading to drier and cooler conditions for Wednesday. Motorists are advised to check weather updates regularly and exercise caution during periods of heavy rain and strong winds.
