Isolated storms Sunday; Dry, hot early next week; Rain Wednesday
Sunday becomes partly to mostly sunny and hot, with high temperatures near 90°. However, isolated storms appear possible, mainly during the afternoon.
Author: Ben Lang
Hot and dry Friday, a few strong storms possible this weekend
Showers or storms appear possible this weekend. However, rain coverage remains isolated Saturday and Sunday afternoon. Although, a few storms may become strong to severe.
Mainly dry for the rest of this week, a stretch of summer-like heat
Low clouds or fog may develop early Thursday morning. That mixes out during the afternoon. Afternoon temperatures look hot for the rest of the week, with highs in the low 90s Thursday and Friday.
More rounds of rain/storms Sunday night and throughout Monday
Showers and storms remain at least scattered about Sunday night into Monday morning. More rounds of showers and storms continue throughout Monday.
Showers/storms continue throughout Mother’s Day into next week
Showers and storms remain scattered about throughout Mother’s Day. There may be a lull in rain coverage during the early morning, but more rain develops by the afternoon.
Multiple rounds of rain and storms through Mother’s Day weekend
Rain and some storms may gradually become more widespread Friday afternoon. Steady light to moderate rain may remain fairly widespread through Friday evening and Friday night.
A few strong to severe storms possible Thursday
A few severe thunderstorms will be possible during the late afternoon and evening
Dry weather with sunshine early this week, rain returns Wednesday
Monday looks like another mostly sunny and dry day, with high temperatures in the 70s to near 80°. Clouds increase Tuesday, with perhaps a few stray showers late.
Storms end Saturday evening, cooler as sunshine returns Sunday
The last of Saturday evening’s storms clear southeast Alabama by midnight. Sunday looks mostly sunny and a bit breezy, with highs in the mid to upper 70s.
Rounds of showers/storms Friday night and throughout Saturday
Another line of sub-severe storms was taking shape across south Mississippi late Friday evening. That line likely works into west Alabama after midnight, and continues east across our area into Saturday morning.
