Jackson, KY – Travelers in Kentucky should prepare for a wet Thanksgiving Eve as a storm system brings rain across the region. Showers are expected to intensify tonight, creating slick road conditions along major routes, including KY-80 and nearby highways.
According to the National Weather Service, rain will begin this evening and continue overnight, tapering off early Thanksgiving morning. Temperatures will drop into the upper 30s tonight, with gusty winds of up to 20 mph. Those planning to drive tonight should allow extra time, reduce speed, and ensure vehicles are ready for wet weather.
Thanksgiving Day will start cloudy but gradually clear by mid-afternoon, providing sunny but chilly conditions with a high of 46 degrees. Northwest winds will remain steady, making it feel even colder. Travelers hitting the roads on Thursday morning should be prepared for lingering dampness on secondary streets and bridges.
Looking ahead, colder air will settle in through the weekend. Thursday night’s low will dip to 26 degrees, with frost likely by early Friday morning. Highs on Friday and Saturday will hover near 41 and 40 degrees, respectively. A slight chance of snow showers may develop Saturday afternoon, though little accumulation is expected.
Residents are encouraged to monitor local forecasts and stay updated on weather conditions as holiday travel continues. Wet roads and gusty winds could complicate plans, so drivers should exercise caution.
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