Paducah, KY – After a soggy start to the week, residents across western Kentucky can expect a welcome change in the skies. The National Weather Service in Paducah reports that scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms will taper off by late Tuesday, setting the stage for clear, crisp fall weather heading into Thursday, October 9.
According to forecasters, lingering rain may briefly impact morning commuters along U.S. 60 and I-24, but dry air will move in by Wednesday morning. Thursday will bring full sunshine and highs in the low 70s, perfect for outdoor chores, fall festivals, or early Halloween decorating. Winds will stay light from the northeast, with low humidity helping conditions feel fresh and cool.
Looking ahead, Friday and Saturday will continue the pleasant trend, featuring mostly clear skies and highs in the mid-70s. Evening lows will dip into the upper 40s—ideal for bonfires, pumpkin patch visits, and crisp fall evenings outdoors.
Sunday remains sunny with mild temperatures before another cool front approaches early next week, possibly bringing frost to some rural areas.
Residents are encouraged to check local forecasts daily for updates as the fall pattern strengthens across the region.
