PADUCAH, Ky. — Residents across the region can expect a break from recent precipitation as drier conditions settle in through the weekend, accompanied by seasonally appropriate cooler temperatures.
However, those living along the Interstate 64 corridor in Southern Illinois and Southwest Indiana should be prepared for potential frost late Thursday night into early Friday morning, according to local weather forecasters.
The slight chance of frost marks one of the first cold snaps of the season for the area, signaling the transition into autumn weather patterns. Residents in affected areas may want to take precautions to protect sensitive plants and vegetation.
The pleasant, dry conditions are expected to persist throughout the weekend, offering ideal weather for outdoor activities across the Paducah region and surrounding communities.