Wednesday featured another gloomy and gray start for central and south Alabama. However, there wasn’t much rain around through the morning. That likely changes with time through the afternoon and evening. Showers and storms could be scattered to possibly numerous.
Widespread clouds with a few showers and even storms best described Tuesday morning. Showers and storms could become numerous at times this afternoon and evening, with a high chance that just about all of our area sees rain at some point during the day.
Monday’s weather wasn’t quite as nice as the holiday weekend. Clouds, showers, and storms returned by the afternoon, though not everyone received rain. It was still hot and humid before the rain arrived, with daytime highs peaking in the low 90s for some.
Friday was a downright washout across central Alabama, with a widespread shield of showers and storms forming during the afternoon. Fortunately, the rain is tapering off near and north of highway 80/Interstate 85 Friday evening.
Some sun, some clouds, and some rain with plenty of heat and humidity Thursday. As routine as could be for a summer day in our area. Isolated to scattered showers still dot the radar late this afternoon. They may continue through a good part of the evening, though wind down in coverage after sunset.
It was a sunnier start than Tuesday morning for most in central and south Alabama. However, clouds increased through midday, though the morning was mainly rain-free. That changes Wednesday afternoon, with a higher coverage of daytime showers and storms compared to Tuesday.
The weather you experienced Tuesday morning was all about location. Central Alabama received clouds and rain, while south Alabama saw some sunshine. You can thank the remnants of tropical storm Danny for that.
Monday started on a sunny note after Sunday’s showers and storms. However, clouds increased through midday, though there weren’t any showers and storms up to that point. While we could see stray to isolated showers and storms Monday afternoon, more locations stay dry rather than get wet.
It was a hot but less humid Friday across central and south Alabama. Afternoon temperatures peaked in the upper 80s to low 90s, but dew point temperatures were in the mid 60s rather than the low 70s of Thursday. As a result, there wasn’t much of a heat index factor during the afternoon.
Depending on your location, Thursday might have started on an overcast or at least mostly cloudy note. Despite the rather widespread clouds, Thursday morning was virtually rain-free. However, isolated to scattered showers and storms are probable for the afternoon.
