The sky clears at least partially Tuesday night, with lows in the mid to upper 50s. The rest of this week looks partly to mostly sunny and dry. Temperatures warm into the mid 80s each day.
Monday looks partly to mostly cloudy with isolated showers as a cold front moves through our area. Temperatures warm into the low 80s Monday afternoon.
The southwest part of the state has the best chance for rain and thunder Friday afternoon and evening. Otherwise, the mainly cloudy sky and rain at times hold temperatures in the 70s Friday afternoon.
The Wednesday midday severe weather outlook update from the storm prediction center includes approximately the northwest half of our viewing area within an enhanced (level 3/5) severe risk. The southeast part of our area lies within a slight (level 2/5) severe risk.
Tuesday night remains dry and milder, with lows in the 60s. Low clouds or fog may develop in some locations after midnight.
Temperatures warm into the low 80s with a mostly sunny sky Monday. Monday night looks mainly clear and cool again, with lows in the low 50s, maybe upper 40s for some.
Rain totals become much higher through Friday night, with around 1-2″ forecast along and south of highway 80 through Saturday morning. Around half an inch to one inch falls north of highway 80.
The sky remains mainly cloudy Thursday afternoon with isolated to scattered showers mainly south of highway 80 and interstate 85. Temperatures remain cooler, with highs in the 70s to perhaps 80°.
Wednesday afternoon looks partly to mostly cloudy with high temperatures in the mid 80s. More showers and storms develop and move through especially across far southwest Alabama. Some storms may become strong to severe through Wednesday evening, capable of damaging wind and hail.
At midday, another cluster of storms was tracking into west-central Alabama generally along and north of highway 80. This cluster likely tracks east through our area, mainly along and north of highway 80 through the afternoon.
