Less humid air filters into our area Wednesday. Despite the drier air, temperatures may only warm into the low 90s during the afternoon. Meanwhile, the chance for rain looks near-zero with a partly cloudy sky.
ANOTHER heat advisory covers central Alabama Monday. Afternoon temperatures surge into the mid 90s, with heat indices near or above 105°. However, showers and storms become scattered about during the afternoon.
Sunday looks like *another* very hot day. Showers and storms become scattered about during the afternoon. However, temperatures reach the mid 90s in several locations before cooling rain arrives.
The weekend looks hot, with high temperatures in the mid 90s Saturday and Sunday. A heat advisory covers most of central and south Alabama Saturday.
Very hot and humid weather continues Friday across central and south Alabama. Another heat advisory covers all of our area. Afternoon heat indices peak near or above 105°.
Before cooling rain arrives, many locations could warm into the mid 90s. Meanwhile, heat indices peak near or above 105°. A heat advisory covers our entire area Thursday.
Another heat advisory covers nearly all of our area Wednesday. Afternoon heat indices peak at or above 105°.
High temperatures remain very hot throughout the first week of July. Although, humidity looks a bit lower Monday. That should keep heat indices near or below 100°.
Sunday looks very hot and humid, with highs in the mid 90s and peak heat indices of 108°. The first heat advisory of summer ’24 covers all of central and south Alabama from 10AM to 7PM Sunday.
Showers and storms become scattered about Wednesday afternoon and evening. A few storms may become strong to severe, especially west of I-65, capable of damaging wind gusts.
