RADAR CHECK: Most of the rain across Alabama at mid-afternoon is over the far southern part of the state; showers are widely spaced over the northern counties. Temperatures are mostly in the mid to upper 80s; Mobile is in the upper 70s thanks to clouds and rain.
The weather is not changing much today, after starting the day off with the a partly sunny sky, we are watching the radar this afternoon as scattered to numerous showers and storms will begin to develop in the coming hours.
AM SUN/PM STORMS: Alabama’s weather won’t change through Wednesday. Partly to mostly sunny mornings, followed by scattered to numerous showers and thunderstorms during the afternoon and evening hours. The chance of any one spot getting wet daily will be in the 65-75 percent range, and most of the showers will come from around 1:00 until 10:00 p.m.
Thunderstorms continue to push southeastward across Alabama this afternoon. So far, they have been non-severe.
Heavy rain, lightning, and gusty winds are accompanying scattered summertime thunderstorms this afternoon, though none are currently severe.
Severe Thunderstorm Warning until 11:45 AM for east central DeKalb County, including Fort Payne and Mentone, with quarter-size hail and 60 mph wind gusts possible.
Widespread storms, tropical downpours, and a watchful eye on the Gulf make for a classic late June weather setup across Alabama and the Southeast.
An active summer pattern locks in with hot, humid days and slow-moving storms bringing downpours and daily rain chances across Alabama through midweek.
It will be another hot and muggy June day across North and Central Alabama, with temperatures climbing into the upper 80s and lower 90s this afternoon.
Daily storms will remain a staple across Alabama through the weekend. A front early next week could briefly lower humidity levels before a return to unsettled summer weather.
RADAR CHECK: A few scattered showers and thunderstorms are over Alabama this afternoon… they are most numerous over the Tennessee Valley. Away from storms the sky is partly to mostly sunny with temperatures mostly in the upper 80s and low 90s.
The Storm Prediction Center has issued a mesoscale discussion highlighting the potential for localized damaging winds this afternoon across parts of central and eastern Kentucky, middle and eastern Tennessee, northern Alabama, and extreme northwest Georgia.
Big HEAT, Big STORMS, and yet again today, due to the high instability values across the state, the Storm Prediction Center has much of Alabama in a severe weather risk both today.
MUGGY SUMMER DAYS: We have some pretty classic summer weather for Alabama and the Deep South through the weekend. Partly sunny days, highs in the 88-92 degree range, and the usual risk of “scattered, mostly afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms”.
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