Jackson, Kentucky – Stormy weather, fog, and heat will take center stage across eastern Kentucky starting Sunday afternoon. Jackson residents should prepare for thunderstorms, heavy rainfall, and limited visibility, especially on key routes like KY-15 and KY-11.
Sunday Weather Forecast
According to the National Weather Service in Jackson, thunderstorms are expected to develop after 2 p.m. on Sunday, continuing through the evening. Showers will linger into Sunday night, with a 60% chance of rain. Patchy fog may reduce visibility before 11 p.m., creating dangerous driving conditions. Additionally, gusty winds may accompany stronger storms, further complicating travel in the area.
Localized downpours may lead to ponding on roads, making travel hazardous. Drivers are advised to avoid flooded areas and allow extra time during their commutes on Sunday and Monday afternoons.
Extended Weather Outlook
Monday brings another round of storms, especially after 2 p.m., with a 30% chance of rain and highs near 88°F. Fog may return late, reducing visibility for evening drivers. On Tuesday, there is a slight chance of storms, with a high of 91°F, and fog is expected to return late in the evening.
Rain chances increase again on Wednesday with a 40% chance of storms in the afternoon and highs in the low 90s. Thursday will be another hot and humid day, with storms likely by late afternoon, and highs reaching around 91°F.
5-Day Forecast for Jackson, Kentucky:
Sunday (86°F): Showers and thunderstorms likely after 2 p.m., light wind shifting from east to south.
Monday (88°F): Storm chance continues after 2 p.m., with possible fog after 11 p.m.
Tuesday (91°F): Slight storm chance, fog returning late.
Wednesday (Low 90s): Increased rain chances, with a 40% chance of storms in the afternoon.
Thursday (91°F): Hot and humid, storms likely by late afternoon.
What to Expect:
The summer heat and afternoon storms will persist throughout the week, especially during peak travel hours. Localized flooding, gusty winds, and limited visibility will continue to create hazardous conditions. Residents should stay updated on weather alerts, avoid flooded roads, and take necessary precautions during storms.
