Mainly dry and reasonably hot for the rest of the week and weekend
Pleasant August weather continues Wednesday across central and south Alabama. The sky remains partly to mostly sunny during the afternoon, and humidity remains fairly low.
Author: Ben Lang
Storms depart Sunday night, pleasant weather early this week
Pleasant weather returns early this week. Humidity falls Monday, with a mostly sunny sky and north breeze. High temperatures range from the low to mid 90s.
Severe storms possible Sunday; Dry, less humid early next week
Sunday morning looks dry and sunny, but storms return during the afternoon. Some of Sunday’s storms may become strong to severe.
Still hot, but higher chances for rain and storms this weekend
The chance for rain looks higher this weekend. Showers and storms become scattered Saturday and Sunday, mainly during the afternoon and evening.
A few showers through Friday; More rain, storms this weekend
Thursday afternoon looks hot with high temperatures in the mid 90s and a partly cloudy sky. A few brief showers may form at random through the end of the afternoon.
Still hot, low chance for afternoon showers, storms through Friday
Wednesday looks like another hot day, with high temperatures in the mid 90s. Additionally, humidity increases a bit compared to recent days. That may fuel a few showers or storms during the afternoon.
Hot, dry weather through Tuesday; Rain chances return this week
Hot and dry weather continues early this week. Temperatures may trend higher Monday and Tuesday. High temperatures may reach the upper 90s Monday, and approach 100° Tuesday.
Hot, mainly dry weather continues for now; Rain chances next week
Sunday looks hot and dry again, with high temperatures in the mid 90s and a sunny sky. Sunday night lows may fall into the upper 60s.
Another heat advisory Friday, low daily rain chance through Sunday
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August begins very hot with low chances for rain
Thursday looks like another, and fittingly very hot day to begin August. A heat advisory covers all of our area until at least Thursday evening.
