A nice and mild Saturday with sunny skies will be followed by a warmer Sunday with increasing clouds. The Storm Prediction Center has adjusted the severe risk for Wednesday. Who remains in the risk area?
After the cold front and showers moved through the area during the late-night and predawn hours, your Friday has turned out to be really nice, with only a few thin high clouds floating over the northern parts of the area.
As of 12:45 pm this afternoon, we have partly to mostly clear skies across Central Alabama, with no rain appearing underneath any of those clouds. Temperatures across the area as of the 12 pm round up were in the lower 70s to the lower 80s.
Other than a few fair-weather clouds starting to show on satellite (and I mean like one or two clouds), skies across Central Alabama just before the midday hour are clear.
Very similar to Saturday at this time with just a little less in the number of fair weather clouds, today’s weather for the early afternoon continues to be mainly sunny and warm for this time of year.
The dry spell continues across Central Alabama from today through much of the workweek, but a front will bring a chance of showers and much cooler temperatures for the end of the week and into the weekend.
A rather quiet weather pattern is expected across Central Alabama for the next seven days… one that you expect to see for early to mid-October.
Hurricane Sam is moving quickly northeastward and is forecast to become a powerful post-tropical cyclone tonight or by early Tuesday. Meanwhile, Victor degenerates into an open trough.
We will be a little rainy today through the first part of the new work week as moisture levels remain high and coordinate with a weakness over the SOutheast to produce showers and storms.
