Paducah, KY – Southern Illinois and Western Kentucky will enjoy warm, sunny weather through Saturday, with temperatures ranging from 89°F to 92°F. However, a cold front is expected to bring isolated thunderstorms to the region starting Sunday afternoon and continuing into Monday. The National Weather Service warns that some storms could produce heavy downpours, impacting travel and outdoor activities.
Friday and Saturday remain mostly clear and warm, making them ideal for outdoor plans. Temperatures will peak near 92°F on Saturday, with mild nighttime lows between 65°F and 69°F. However, by Sunday, isolated thunderstorms are likely, and cooler air will begin to settle in. The storms may last through Monday morning, potentially disrupting early commutes or travel plans across the region.
According to the National Weather Service, Southern Illinois and Western Kentucky will see a significant temperature drop starting Monday, with highs falling to between 80°F and 86°F. Rain is expected to taper off by Monday afternoon, leaving the area drier and cooler for the rest of the week.
