Very Warm, Humid, Scattered Storms Through Friday
The sky remains partly to mostly cloudy with scattered showers and storms Wednesday afternoon and evening. High temperatures range from the mid to upper 80s.
Author: Ben Lang
Summer-Like With Daytime Storms; Warm, Humid Otherwise
Showers and storms likely become scattered about central and south Alabama Tuesday afternoon and at least early evening.
Daily Scattered Rain And Storms, But Very Warm This Week
Showers and storms may remain scattered about Monday afternoon, with a mostly cloudy sky otherwise. Afternoon temperatures peak in the low to mid 80s.
Daily Rain Chances But Warmer This Weekend And Beyond
Friday evening may trend drier, so Cinco-De-Mayo outdoor activities could remain uninterrupted by rain. Friday night looks mainly dry but mainly cloudy and mild with lows in the low 60s.
Sunshine Thursday; Clouds Increase, Rain This Weekend
Temperatures rebounded into the low and mid 70s prior to noon in most locations. Thursday afternoon temperatures peak near 80°.
Sunshine For Now; Clouds Increase With Rain This Weekend
Temperatures peak in the mid to upper 70s Wednesday afternoon. Wind remains fairly breezy out of the northwest, but wind speeds likely remain lower than Monday and Tuesday afternoon.
Sunshine, Warm Afternoons, Cool Nights Through Thursday
Tuesday afternoon looks warmer than Monday but similarly breezy, with highs in the mid to upper 70s and a west wind of 10 to 20 mph.
Sunshine Most Of This Week; Rain Possible This Weekend
High temperatures range from the mid to upper 70s Monday with a mainly sunny sky and a breezy west wind of 10 to 20 mph.
Sunshine Friday, Storms Late Saturday
Saturday morning and even early afternoon look rain-free with a fair amount of sunshine. However, scattered showers and storms form during the afternoon and evening. A few of these storms may become strong to severe.
Severe Storms Possible Thursday
Severe storms remain possible through at least 3PM Thursday afternoon, mainly in far south Alabama. Straight-line wind gusts up to 60 mph, hail up to quarter (1″) size, and perhaps a couple tornadoes remain the primary hazards.
