West Alabama may be the most likely location for rain Thursday afternoon and evening. Elsewhere, the sky remains partly to mostly cloudy for the rest of the day, with high temperatures in the mid to upper 80s.
Rain coverage increases through the afternoon, with showers and storms lingering Wednesday evening before ultimately fading away Wednesday night. Wednesday night remains partly to mostly cloudy, warm and humid, with lows in the upper 60s to low 70s.
Tuesday looks like another hot and humid May day here in central and south Alabama. However, unlike Monday, the chance for rain remains near zero. Expect a partly to mostly sunny sky with high temperatures near 90°.
Friday morning started on a cool note across central and south Alabama, with low temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. Montgomery fell to 47°, which set a new record low temperature for May 15th.
Thursday looks like a very pleasant mid-May day, with a mainly sunny sky, low humidity, a north breeze, and high temperatures in the low 80s. Thursday night could be quite cool, with low temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s and a mainly clear sky.
Sunshine warms temperatures into the low and mid 80s Wednesday afternoon. Temperatures fall into the mid and upper 50s again Wednesday night, while the sky remains mainly clear.
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.
