A Few Showers Tomorrow Afternoon/Evening; Continued Warm
WARM, PLEASANT APRIL DAY: With a partly sunny sky, temperatures are mostly in the low 80s across Alabama this afternoon. Clouds will gradually increase tonight.
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Warm, Calm Weather Continues Through Friday
ANOTHER WARM DAY: We project a high in the low 80s for most communities across Alabama today. The sky will feature more clouds than sun, and while a sprinkle or two can’t be ruled out, most places will stay dry.
Warm Week Continues; A Few Scattered Showers Wednesday
SUNNY, WARM APRIL DAY: Temperatures are mostly in the low 80s across Alabama this afternoon with a good supply of sunshine. We note the average high for Birmingham on April 15 is 75.
Warmest Week So Far This Year
WARM, DRY WEATHER CONTINUES: Temperatures will rise into the mid 80s across most of Alabama this afternoon with a partly to mostly sunny sky; the beginning of what should be the warmest week so far this year.
The Saturday Briefing — Very Nice Weekend; Rain Chances by Midweek
We’re in for a gradual warming trend under clear skies, with temperatures reaching the upper 70s to lower 80s. Rain and thunder becomes possible by midweek.
Showers End This Evening; Dry Tomorrow Through The Weekend
RADAR CHECK: Showers continue to rotate through the northern half of Alabama this afternoon as an upper trough moves through. Otherwise it is mostly, breezy, and cool with temperatures in the 50s and 60s. Showers will end this evening, and the sky becomes mostly clear tonight.
Cool, Breezy Day For Alabama With A Few Showers
RADAR CHECK: Scattered showers are over the northern 2/3 of Alabama early this morning ahead of an upper trough. Today will be mostly cloudy, breezy, and cool with showers possible.
Cooler Tomorrow With A Few Showers Around
RADAR CHECK: A large mass of rain covers Alabama this afternoon, a few strong to severe storms are moving through the southeast corner of state and the Florida Panhandle. The risk of severe storms will end soon for far Southeast Alabama, and rain tapers off this evening elsewhere.
Windy, Wet, Stormy Weather For Alabama Through Tonight
SEVERE STORM POTENTIAL: Rain becomes more widespread across Alabama this afternoon and tonight, along with the potential for strong thunderstorms. We believe the main risk of severe storms will be across far South Alabama and the Florida Panhandle, along and south of a line from Grove Hill to Evergreen to Headland.
Heavy Rain Possible Tomorrow Along With A Few Strong Storms
RADAR CHECK: Rain is fairly widespread over Alabama this afternoon with temperatures ranging from the 50s over the northern third of the state to the 70s across the southern counties. Periods of rain remain possible tonight along with some thunder.
Wet, Stormy Weather For Alabama Through Mid-Week
RADAR CHECK: A large mass of rain covers the northern half of Alabama early this morning, expect occasional rain and a few thunderstorms through tonight. The most widespread rain will continue over the northern and central counties of the state, but showers are possible across South Alabama as well.
Wet, Unsettled Weather Ahead For Alabama
RADAR CHECK: Rain and thunderstorms continue over roughly the western half of Alabama this afternoon; the sky has been brighter over the eastern half of the state where there was some decent viewing opportunities for today’s solar eclipse.
Wet,Unsettled Weather For Alabama This Week
RADAR CHECK: A few showers and thunderstorms are over the Tennessee Valley of far North Alabama early this morning, otherwise the sky is mostly cloudy with temperatures in the 50s and 60s. Expect more clouds than sun today with a chance of showers, mainly for the northern and western part of Alabama.
The Saturday Briefing — A Very Nice Weekend; Clouds May Upset Solar Eclipse Fans
Central Alabama will experience a pleasant Saturday with clear skies and warming temperatures, followed by a significant warm-up on Sunday with increasing humidity and a chance of showers overnight. However, the arrival of a stalled front on Monday may bring cloudy skies, showers, and potentially impact viewing of the solar eclipse.
