Mainly dry with almost summer-like heat through Memorial Day
Stray showers or storms appear possible Thursday and Friday. However, many locations remain rain-free. Meanwhile, temperatures top out near 90° each afternoon.
Author: Ben Lang
Mainly dry and warm with sunshine this week
Pleasant weather continues into the start of this week. Monday and Tuesday look mostly sunny and rain-free. Temperatures range from the mid to upper 80s each afternoon.
A few severe storms possible Saturday evening, sunshine Sunday
Another line of showers and storms moved through our area during the evening. A few of these storms were briefly strong to severe, capable of strong wind gusts and small to large hail.
Heavy rain, strong to severe storms possible Friday night, Saturday
Additional storms develop and move through our area late Friday night into Saturday morning. A few storms could be severe.
Pleasant Thursday, heavy rain, severe storms possible Friday
Some storms may become strong to severe Friday. The storm prediction center places a slight (level 2/5) severe risk across southwest Alabama Friday and Friday night.
Pleasant mid-May weather Wednesday, Thursday; Storms Friday
Wednesday and Thursday look pleasant across central and south Alabama. Each day remains rain-free, with a partly to mostly sunny sky. Temperatures peak in the mid 80s Wednesday afternoon, with a brisk west wind.
Heavy rain, strong to severe storms possible Monday, Tuesday
Rain and storms may come through in multiple rounds Monday through Tuesday. Rain amounts could be heavy, with area rain totals of 2-4″. Some storms may be strong to severe.
Mainly dry Mother’s Day, showers and storms next week
Mother’s Day remains mainly dry, though some clouds fill the sky during the day. Temperatures remain warm, with highs in the low to mid 80s.
Sunshine returns Friday, mainly dry Mother’s Day weekend
The rest of Friday looks mainly dry, with sunshine during the afternoon. Temperatures warm into the low and mid 80s. Humidity decreases as winds turn to the northwest.
Strong to severe storms possible Thursday and Thursday night
An organized cluster of storms, or Mesoscale Convective System (MCS) may develop to our west Thursday evening. It may race west to east across our area Thursday night. Damaging wind gusts could be more common and widespread due to these storms.
