A heat advisory runs from 12PM Monday through 8PM Tuesday for Marengo, Perry, Dallas, and Chilton counties. Heat indices likely peak near or above 105° in locations including Demopolis, Marion, Selma, and Clanton.
Outside of the mid-90° heat, rain chances remain low Sunday through early next week.
Friday afternoon looks hot and humid, with high temperatures in the mid 90s and heat indices up to 105° in rain-free locations. A heat advisory continues until at least 7PM Friday.
Showers and storms may become scattered about Thursday afternoon. Otherwise, expect a partly cloudy sky on average with high temperatures in the low 90s.
Our sky likely remains mostly cloudy Wednesday with additional scattered showers and storms. Temperatures only warm into the 80s in most locations.
Rain chances rise this week, especially on Monday and Tuesday. Showers and/or storms become scattered about each afternoon.
Sunday’s weather looks very similar to Saturday. The sky becomes partly cloudy during the afternoon, with a handful of spotty showers or storms and high temperatures in the upper 80s to low 90s.
Expect a mix of sun and clouds Friday afternoon with essentially no chance for a shower or storm. High temperatures range from the mid 80s to low 90s.
A few showers formed in far southwest Alabama by the late morning, and that remains the most likely location for additional showers Thursday afternoon.
More sunshine results in more heat, with high temperatures near 90° again Wednesday. Any showers or storms that form during the afternoon should diminish during the evening.
