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| Current Weather Conditions in PADUCAH, KY - Updated Jul 04 7:05 AM
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Cloudy
71° F
(21° C)
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| Wind: | Calm |
| Pressure: | 29.98 inches (steady) |
| Humidity: | 84% |
| Dewpoint: | 66° F (18° C) |
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 | Sunrise: | 5:40 AM
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| Sunset: | 8:18 PM
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 | Moonrise: | 7:17 AM
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| Moonset: | 9:52 PM
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| 5 Day Forecast for PADUCAH, KY - Updated Jul 04 6:04 AM
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