Afternoon temperatures may only be in the 70s and 80s in most locations Monday afternoon, as waves of scattered showers and storms move across our area, with a mostly cloudy sky otherwise.
Sunday looks partly to mostly cloudy with scattered to numerous afternoon showers and storms. High temperatures may remain near or below 90° in most locations due to clouds and rain.
Friday afternoon looks very hot again, with high temperatures in the mid 90s and heat indices at or above 105°. A heat advisory continues until 7PM for central Alabama.
A heat advisory continues until 9PM Thursday for central Alabama. Heat indices peak near or above 105° during the afternoon.
A heat advisory continues for southwest Alabama until 6PM Wednesday. The heat advisory continues until 9PM Thursday for central Alabama. However, rain chances look better for the rest of the week.
The heat advisory that was in effect through Sunday evening for central Alabama now continues through Tuesday evening. Heat indices may exceed 105° Monday and Tuesday afternoon.
Sunday’s heat looks more intense than Saturday, with high temperatures in the mid 90s in most locations. Meanwhile, heat indices peak near 105° across our area.
Showers and storms were already scattered across southwest Alabama Friday morning. They remain scattered about during the afternoon, and may translate east of I-65 to include locations that were mainly dry through midday.
Temperatures likely warm into the low 90s, with heat indices near 100° Thursday. Showers and storms become scattered about during the afternoon, dropping temperatures in many locations through the evening.
Rain chances look higher again for the rest of the week. However, rain coverage was low through midday Wednesday, with just isolated showers or storms drifting south on either side of highway 43.
