Widespread rain Tuesday; Inches of rain, flood risk through Friday
Rain remains widespread Tuesday afternoon, with an overcast sky otherwise. As a result, temperatures only warm into the 70s.
Rain remains widespread Tuesday afternoon, with an overcast sky otherwise. As a result, temperatures only warm into the 70s.
Rain coverage gradually increases Monday afternoon, with a mostly cloudy to overcast sky otherwise. High temperatures range from the mid to upper 80s. Some rain lingers into Monday evening, and there may be a lull in showers/storms for a time Monday night.
Our weekend weather still looks hot and humid. However, chances for cooling afternoon/evening showers/storms look higher Saturday and Sunday. Although, temperatures likely surge into the low and mid 90s before cooling rain arrives.
The southeast corner may be the part of the state with the best chance for a shower or storm for the rest of Tuesday. Elsewhere, sunshine warms temperatures into the low 90s, but humidity may result in heat index values in the mid or upper 90s.
The sky remains partly to mostly cloudy Monday afternoon with high temperatures in the upper 80s to low 90s. Isolated to widely scattered showers and storms may form, though model data suggests the better chance for rain may remain near and north of I-20 through Monday evening, mostly just north of our area.
Temperatures warm into the upper 80s in most locations Friday afternoon, while the sky remains partly to mostly sunny and our area stays dry. Friday night looks mostly clear with lows in the mid 60s.
Thursday remains another pleasant early June day, with low humidity, sunshine, no rain, an east breeze, and high temperatures in the mid to upper 80s. Thursday night looks mostly clear and mild with lows near 60°.
Our area remains dry with sunshine for the rest of Wednesday, with a brisk east wind gusting over 20 mph at times. Meanwhile, high temperatures range from the low to mid 80s, well below normal for early June in our area.
Showers and storms become scattered about Tuesday afternoon, and linger into the evening. A few strong storms may occur in far southeast Alabama, capable of a damaging wind gust or two.
The hot, humid air may fuel strong to severe storms in our area late Monday afternoon into Monday evening. The storm prediction center places much of our area within a marginal (level 1/5) severe risk. Damaging wind gusts are the main hazard.