Lexington, KY – Residents of Lexington can expect a warming trend this weekend following a chilly start to Friday. Morning temperatures hovered in the low 40s, but the forecast calls for a swift rise into the mid-to-upper 60s by the afternoon.
The clear skies and abundant sunshine are attributed to a strong high-pressure system dominating the weather pattern across the region. As high school football games unfold Friday evening, fans are advised to bring jackets and blankets as temperatures are projected to drop quickly after sunset.
Looking ahead, Saturday’s morning chill will give way to warmer conditions, with forecasted highs reaching the low 70s in the afternoon. Residents planning to visit Keeneland should prepare for a cool start, transitioning into a more comfortable afternoon temperature.
Sunday continues the trend, with slightly warmer weather expected, as afternoon highs are anticipated to exceed Saturday’s by a degree or two. The start of next week is expected to be seasonably warm and dry, with temperatures climbing into the mid-70s by Monday and potentially reaching the upper 70s by Tuesday.
A cold front is set to pass through the area mid-week, which will briefly bring about a drop in temperatures to the mid-60s by Thursday afternoon. Light rain showers may accompany this front, particularly from Wednesday into Thursday morning, but temperatures are expected to rebound quickly after the cold spell, with average temperatures likely returning for the following weekend.
Stay tuned for more updates as meteorologists track these developments and provide ongoing forecasts for the Lexington area.
For the hour-by-hour weather forecast, Friday will showcase a pleasant afternoon with lots of sunshine, compounded by clear skies at night leading to lows in the upper 30s and low 40s. Saturday promises sunny skies and a mild afternoon, with highs in the low 70s.
