This weekend looks mostly sunny, dry, and warmer. Temperatures warm into the low 80s Saturday, and mid 80s Sunday. The air remains fairly dry across central and south Alabama this weekend, so temperatures still cool off efficiently overnight.
Thursday afternoon looks mainly sunny and seasonable, with high temperatures in the low 70s. Thursday night looks mainly clear and cool, with lows in the low to mid 40s.
Montgomery tied the March 18th record low temperature of 30° early Wednesday morning. That record was originally set in 1902 and tied in 1941.
Tuesday remains mainly sunny, but cool and breezy with high temperatures in the low 50s, around 20° below normal for March 17th. The sky becomes partly cloudy Tuesday night, but temperatures fall into the upper 20s to low 30s again.
Some sunshine may return Monday afternoon, but temperatures likely remain in the 40s. A freeze warning covers all of central and south Alabama Monday night. Temperatures fall into the mid and upper 20s.
Saturday looks mainly sunny with highs near 80°. Sunday looks partly cloudy, and increased humidity by then results in a chance for a few stray showers during the day.
The sky remains mainly sunny Thursday afternoon. However, temperatures remain a good 20 to 25° degrees cooler than Wednesday, with highs in the low to mid 60s.
Tuesday remains mainly dry with a partly cloudy sky on average. Low clouds and possibly fog develop again late Tuesday night, with low temperatures in the low 60s.
Severe storms appear possible in central and south Alabama by Monday evening. Damaging wind gusts and hail look like the main hazards
The March 6th record high is 86°, Montgomery could approach that mark Friday afternoon. Isolated showers or storms may also form in our area during the afternoon and early evening.
