Paducah, KY — Paducah residents should prepare for a rollercoaster of weather conditions as the week progresses, with record-high temperatures on Wednesday and Thursday, followed by storms on Friday and Saturday. The National Weather Service (NWS) Paducah forecasts temperatures nearing 100 degrees today and Thursday, potentially threatening heat records. By Friday, a cold front will bring scattered showers and thunderstorms, continuing into Saturday.
According to the NWS, temperatures will cool significantly over the weekend, with highs dropping to the mid-80s on Sunday, offering some relief just in time for Labor Day. Those planning outdoor activities for the holiday weekend should stay updated on the latest weather forecasts and consider adjusting plans to avoid stormy periods.
Paducah residents are urged to stay hydrated, limit outdoor exposure during peak heat hours, and secure outdoor items before the weekend storms arrive. Local officials remind the public that severe storms could develop quickly, bringing heavy rainfall, lightning, and strong winds. Stay alert for any weather advisories and be prepared to seek shelter if conditions worsen.
