Paducah, KY – A strong cold snap is gripping western Kentucky, bringing freezing temperatures and light snow potential to the I-64 corridor this weekend. Residents can expect daytime highs in the low 40s and nighttime lows dipping into the 20s through early next week.
According to the National Weather Service in Paducah, Thanksgiving Day will be brisk, with northwest winds making temperatures feel 5-10 degrees colder. Black Friday shoppers should brace for highs near 42°F and lows around 22°F Friday night. Travel conditions remain manageable, but light snow could develop Saturday evening, especially south of I-64.
Saturday’s forecast includes a 20% chance of snow after sunset. While no major accumulation is expected, slick roadways may form overnight. Drivers should monitor updates, especially in rural areas.
The extended forecast shows continued cold with lows near 18°F Sunday night and highs barely reaching 40°F early next week. Monday and Tuesday will bring slightly warmer conditions, with highs climbing into the mid-40s by midweek.
Residents should bundle up and take precautions for freezing conditions, particularly during nighttime hours. Check vehicles for winter readiness and bring pets indoors during frigid nights. Light snow and icy patches could impact travel Saturday night into Sunday, so plan accordingly if heading out.
For up-to-date weather details, visit the National Weather Service or follow local advisories.
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