Mccracken County, KY Weather Alerts
Every National Weather Service alert issued for Mccracken County, Kentucky, pushed to your phone within moments. Free with StormCast.
Download on Google PlayTowns covered in Mccracken County
An NWS alert for Mccracken County applies to all 3 of these communities. You do not need a separate alert for each one.
River gauges in and around Mccracken County
StormCast tracks 2 gauges near Mccracken County. Set a flood-stage alert on any of them to get notified before the water reaches you.
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Alert types issued for Mccracken County
Tornado
Tornado Warning, Tornado Watch, Tornado Emergency and Severe Thunderstorm Warning.
How tornado alerts work →Flooding
Flash Flood Warning, Flood Watch, Flood Advisory and River Flood Warning.
How flood alerts work →Winter
Winter Storm Warning, Ice Storm Warning, Blizzard Warning and Winter Weather Advisory.
Winter warnings explained →Fire Weather
Red Flag Warning and Fire Weather Watch when conditions favor rapid fire spread.
Fire weather alerts →Heat & Cold
Excessive Heat Warning, Heat Advisory, Freeze Warning and Frost Advisory.
Frost & freeze alerts →Mccracken County weather alert questions
Which NWS forecast zone is Mccracken County in?
Mccracken County, Kentucky is covered by the National Weather Service like every other US county. StormCast delivers every alert issued for it, whichever forecast office covers your exact location.
Which towns in Mccracken County are covered?
All of them. NWS alerts are issued at the county and zone level, so a warning for Mccracken County covers every community inside it, including Kevil, Paducah and West Paducah.
Are there river gauges in Mccracken County?
Yes — StormCast monitors 2 river gauges in and around Mccracken County, including Massac Creek above Paducah, Ohio River at Paducah. You can set a flood-stage alert on any of them and get a push notification when the water rises.
How fast are alerts for Mccracken County delivered?
StormCast polls the NWS alert feed every 30 seconds. When a warning is issued for Mccracken County, the push notification goes out within moments — even with your screen off.