Many locations warm into the mid 90s Wednesday afternoon. The humidity remains a bit higher, so “feels-like” temperatures may be near 100° at times. The sky remains mostly sunny, with no chance for a stray shower or storm.
An area of clouds and a few raindrops continues south near the Georgia/Alabama state line Tuesday afternoon. Although, the sky remains mostly sunny on average for the rest of the day. Temperatures reach the mid 90s in many locations.
A mainly sunny and dry weather pattern continues this week. Although, temperatures trend hotter. Fall begins Thursday, but summer gets one final “hurrah” before that.
Temperatures peak in the mid to upper 80s in most locations Friday afternoon, cooler north, warmer south. Friday evening remains rain-free with a generally clear sky, and comfortably warm temperatures.
We finish the week nice and quiet with a mostly sunny sky and high temperatures near 90° Friday.
Temperatures trend warmer Wednesday afternoon, with highs in the mid to upper 80s. A couple locations may hit 90°. The sky remains sunny with little if any clouds for the rest of the day.
Temperatures may remain shy of the mid 80s in some locations throughout Tuesday afternoon. Meanwhile, the sky remains sunny to mostly sunny.
Monday afternoon remains partly cloudy with some rain possible, mainly in southeast Alabama. A few showers and storms form in advance of a cold front, already entering southeast Alabama early Monday afternoon.
At midday, a shield of light rain covered south-central Alabama. Meanwhile, isolated but locally heavy showers and storms formed east of I-65. Showers and some storms remain likely for the rest of the day.
Rain coverage increases Thursday afternoon, with showers and storms becoming scattered about. Outside of rain, the sky likely remains partly cloudy with highs in the upper 80s.
