The sky ultimately becomes partly to mostly sunny Thursday afternoon, while temperatures surge into the mid to perhaps upper 80s. A handful of stray showers appear possible, but most locations remain dry.
Showers and storms become widely scattered across the rest of our area Wednesday afternoon. For the rain-free locations, the sky remains partly cloudy with high temperatures in the mid 80s.
Tuesday looks like another partly to mostly cloudy and very warm day, with high temperatures in the low to mid 80s. The chance for rain looks higher Tuesday and again Wednesday.
Tuesday looks partly cloudy with high temperatures in the low to mid 80s. The weather pattern for Tuesday and Wednesday looks almost summer-like for our area, with isolated to widely scattered showers or storms forming during the afternoon.
This weekend looks cooler (seasonable actually) thanks to a Friday night cold front. The front still looks very unlikely to produce any rain in our area.
Temperatures eventually cool into the upper 50s to low 60s Thursday night. Lows clouds and fog may form after midnight through early Friday morning.
Temperatures may remain in the 70s Wednesday afternoon, even as the sky becomes more sunny for the rest of the day. Although, mid 70s are near-normal for the 25th of March.
Tuesday afternoon remains notably cooler than Monday, with near-normal high temperatures in the mid 70s. Otherwise, clouds may increase, especially west, by early evening.
Winds turn to the northwest at around 10 mph Monday afternoon, but temperatures still warm to near or slightly above 80°. Monday night looks partly cloudy and a bit cooler with lows in the low 50s.
This weekend looks mostly sunny, dry, and warmer. Temperatures warm into the low 80s Saturday, and mid 80s Sunday. The air remains fairly dry across central and south Alabama this weekend, so temperatures still cool off efficiently overnight.
