A lack of rain has produced the driest October in nearly two decades with no immediate relief in sight.
The last measurable rain in the area happened on Monday, September 30, and took the region out of drought status. However, meteorologist Katy Shawkey with the Paducah weather service office says there may be a slight chance later this week but nothing to get excited about.
click to download audioShe says temperatures will be in the upper 70s to lower 80s during the day with plenty of sunshine.
click to download audioAs far as down the road, temperatures should be near normal with winter temperatures below normal.
click to download audioAside from a slight chance of showers late Friday into Saturday, there is no projected rainfall in the forecast through the middle of next week.
