A flash flood warning continues mainly for northern Lowndes and Montgomery counties until 4PM Thursday. Montgomery and surrounding locations may see localized flooding, at least in low lying and poor drainages areas.
An area of heavy rain with embedded storms may gradually shift east into previously rain-free locations Wednesday afternoon. An overcast sky and rain hold high temperatures in the 70s to low 80s in most locations.
Additional showers and perhaps a few storms form Tuesday afternoon. Clouds and rain limit high temperatures to the low 80s.
Shower and storm coverage likely increases Monday afternoon. A combination of a mainly cloudy sky and rain limits afternoon temperatures to the low 80s.
Showers and a few storms remain scattered about for the rest of the day, perhaps arriving in waves. Rain coverage may become more isolated Friday evening.Â
Showers and storms become scattered about during Thursday afternoon and evening. Outside of rain, the sky likely remains mostly cloudy.
The rain coverage was lower by early afternoon, but rain may re-form during the rest of the day. A few storms may become strong to severe Wednesday afternoon and evening.
The rain chance remains very low Tuesday afternoon. Most locations remain mostly sunny to partly cloudy with highs in the mid 90s.
A few severe storms appear possible through Monday evening. Damaging wind gusts up to 60 mph are the primary hazard in stronger storms.
The unsettled weather pattern throughout the second week of August culminates with scattered to numerous showers and storms Friday afternoon and evening.
