Much cooler, windy weather this weekend; Sunshine, dry next week
High temperatures range from the mid to upper 80s Friday, but significantly cooler air arrives Friday night. Temperatures fall to near 50° with brisk north winds and a clearing sky.
High temperatures range from the mid to upper 80s Friday, but significantly cooler air arrives Friday night. Temperatures fall to near 50° with brisk north winds and a clearing sky.
Clouds increase Friday afternoon as a cold front moves into our area. The front brings significantly cooler and windy weather this weekend.
Temperatures approach record-high territory again Wednesday afternoon, peaking near or above 90°. Meanwhile, the sky may remain cloudless once more while humidity remains relatively low.
Temperatures peak near 90° again Tuesday afternoon, while the sky remains mainly sunny. Just like Monday, relatively low humidity results in heat index values very near actual air temperatures.
Central and south Alabama’s weather looks very quiet this week, with an abundance of sunshine and no rain. However, that comes with unseasonably warm high temperatures, near 90° through at least Thursday.
The national hurricane center forecasts Isaias to strengthen into a hurricane, with winds near 105 mph Friday evening. The storm nears the MS/AL/NW FL coast Friday night, then moves inland near the MS/AL state line or through southwest Alabama through Saturday morning.
Tuesday looks like a pleasant fall day for our area, with a partly to mostly sunny sky, lower humidity, a nice east breeze. and seasonable temperatures. Highs range from the low to mid 80s.
High temperatures range from the low to mid 80s, on the warmer side of that range for the locations that see some sunshine in west Alabama Monday afternoon. Monday night looks partly cloudy with lows in the mid to upper 60s.
Showers and perhaps some storms become widely scattered across our area Friday afternoon. That means some locations remain dry, where temperatures approach 90° with peak heat indices in the upper 90s.
Higher humidity results in a summer-like feel to Thursday afternoon, with high temperatures in the low 90s and slightly higher heat indices. However, increased humidity may also result in at least a few stray showers or storms mainly in far south Alabama through the early evening.