We expect daily rounds of afternoon showers and storms throughout the remainder of the work week. Any of the storms will be capable of heavy downpours, gusty winds, and frequent lightning strikes. Hot and humid conditions dominate where storms aren’t occurring. We expect afternoon high temps to manage lower to mid 90s. The upcoming weekend will be trending a little…
We’re facing an active week of weather across our area. Hot and humid conditions lead to temps in the lower to mid 90s each afternoon. A good supply of moisture over us will fuel afternoon showers and storms. These storms will be capable of heavy downpours, gusty winds, and frequent lightning strikes. We see very little change in this weather…
Hot and humid conditions continue to prevail across our area. Temps will manage lower to mid 90s until further notice. You factor in the humidity and it begins to feel more like 100 to 105. Fortunately, we continue to see a decent chance for afternoon showers and storms. A frontal boundary dips southward into North Alabama Saturday. We’re well out…
High pressure remains the main weather feature over us but just to our north a frontal boundary dips into the state. This boundary will enhance the risk of showers and storms across central and north Alabama Friday into Saturday. Around here it will be more of the same with scattered afternoon showers and possibly storms. Temps will continue to manage…
We continue in a typical summer-time weather pattern of hot and humid conditions along with isolated afternoon showers. Temps are hovering around the mid 90s for highs and that’s about average for this time of the year. High pressure along with some drier air aloft has kept the shower coverage rather isolated and this will continue through Thursday. A frontal…
There’s nothing unusual about the weather setup we’re experiencing at the moment. It’s what you would expect for late July. Temps hover in the 90s for highs and some receive an afternoon shower of storm. We see this playing out through at least Thursday but our rain chances will be increasing a bit Friday into Saturday. A frontal boundary to…
It’s typical summer time conditions around here this week. High pressure over the deep south will keep us hot and humid along with those pop up afternoon showers and storms. I don’t expect everyone to see them but where they do occur you can expect some heat relief. Temps will easily manage lower to mid 90s but with the humidity…
Strong to severe storms are likely this evening. NWS has issued a severe t-storm watch until 11pm for central and southeast Alabama. The main threat will be damaging winds up to 70 mph. These storms will also produce very heavy rainfall and frequent lightning strikes. We see the storm threat winding down around midnight. The rest of the night is…
A frontal boundary will make an entrance into the state Thursday. This boundary will help ignite rain and storms over the area. Some of the storms could be strong to possibly severe. The main threat will be damaging winds up to 60 mph. We could actually see two rounds of storms. One coming through earlier in the day and the…
The heat and humidity reminding us summer time in the deep south can be rough at times. We’re expecting mid to upper 90s for highs over the next several days. You factor in the humidity and it will feel more like 100 to 105 degrees. Some relief will come from afternoon showers and storms. We don’t see many of them…
