We’re keeping with the elevated rain chances for today, but we mostly dry out to end the work week. Unfortunately, it will be very hot, as heat index values will reach advisory levels today and possibly through Sunday.
We’re keeping with the elevated rain chances through Wednesday, but we start to dry out by the latter half of the week. Unfortunately, rain chances return for the weekend.
As expected, scattered showers and thunderstorms have developed mainly along the I-59 corridor and north of I-20 in the northern half of the area, and mainly in-between the I-65 and I-59/20 corridors in the southern half of the area.
Shower and thunderstorm chances will remain a little high for today through Tuesday, before those odds begin to drop for the latter-half of the week.
As of 9:07 am this morning, we are already seeing some showers and thunderstorms in the southwestern parts of the area, mainly affecting the northern half of Sumter County and the extreme southern parts of Pickens County.
It’s the forecast you expect to hear for Late July in Central Alabama… Hot, humid, with a daily chance of isolated to scattered afternoon showers and storms.
A near rinse and repeat forecast as scattered to numerous showers and storms will be possible to likely through the forecast period.
Since Elsa is now post-tropical and all coastal tropical storm warnings have been discontinued, this is the last NHC advisory.
