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.
Clouds filled the sky over at least some locations Wednesday morning, but our area was rain-free through midday. However, that likely changes Wednesday afternoon.
Clouds increase Wednesday, with showers and storms becoming scattered about during the afternoon and evening. Rain could be locally heavy for at least short periods of time.
Tuesday looks partly cloudy, rain-free, and warmer with highs in the mid to upper 70s. Rain and rumbles of thunder return to our area Wednesday.
Even though clouds increase further Friday afternoon, the chance for rain remains very low through sunset. Despite a mostly cloudy afternoon sky, temperatures still warm into the low and mid 80s.
Wednesday afternoon remains mainly sunny with highs in the mid 80s. Wednesday night remains mainly clear and cool with lows in the low to mid 50s.
Temperatures peak near 80° area-wide Tuesday afternoon, while the sky remains mainly sunny. Tuesday night remains clear to mostly clear and cool with lows in the low 50s.
Additional storms may develop during the afternoon. If they do, a few of these storms could be strong to severe, capable of straight-line winds up to 60 mph and brief tornadoes.
Rain and storms appear likely throughout Thursday, arriving in multiple south-to-north moving waves. A few storms could be strong to severe, particularly during the afternoon and evening.
The sky remains mostly sunny to partly cloudy Tuesday afternoon as temperatures rise into the mid 70s. Tuesday night looks mostly clear and cool with lows near 50°.
