Rain and increasing wind speeds affect mainly eastern Alabama Thursday night. Storm total rain of 4″+ east of I-65 may cause flash flooding. Wind gusts may increase to 40 mph+ near the Georgia state line.
Numerous to widespread showers and storms continue Wednesday afternoon. A few storms may become strong to severe, capable of damaging wind gusts or perhaps a brief tornado.
Thursday remains partly to mostly sunny with no rain and high temperatures in the upper 80s to low 90s. Thursday night looks mostly clear and mild with lows in the mid to upper 60s.
Wednesday afternoon looks partly cloudy with highs near 90°, and a northwest wind of 5 to 10 mph. Wednesday night looks mostly clear and mild with lows in the mid to upper 60s.
Scattered showers and some storms linger Monday, with a mostly cloudy sky otherwise. High temperatures range from the low to upper 80s. However, our area finally trends drier this week.
Sunday remains mostly cloudy with scattered showers or storms throughout the day. High temperatures range from the upper 70s to mid 80s.
Storms linger into Friday evening, though the severe risk may wind down. Some showers or storms may continue Friday night. Clouds, showers, and storms remain in our forecast this weekend.
Rain, brisk winds, and a low risk for a few tornadoes continues Thursday afternoon and evening. A couple bands of showers move through the west and central parts of Alabama during the afternoon.
Heavier and more widespread rain, stronger wind gusts, and tornado risk increases for central and south Alabama late Wednesday night through Thursday.
Tropical trouble brewing in the western Gulf of Mexico may affect central and south Alabama late this week, mainly Thursday and into Friday. Locally heavy and more widespread rain, along with brisk winds look like a good bet for our area.
