Only One Shower On Radar While The Rest Of The Area Is Mostly Sunny At Midday

RADAR CHECK AT 12:35 PM
While radar is clear at this point for nearly all of North and Central Alabama, we do have a shower near the Gainesville and Epes communities in Sumter county, and near Boligee in Greene County. At this point, it’s just a light rain producer with no lightning, and is moving southeastward towards Demopolis.

The rest of the area is enjoying mostly sunny skies and temperatures ranging from the upper 70s at the Tennessee state line to the mid-80s in the extreme southern parts of Central Alabama. Birmingham was sitting at 82 degrees at 12:35 PM.

For the remainder of the afternoon and into the early evening hours, we can expect a few more clouds to pop up in the skies making them partly cloudy, and we do have a very small risk of a few isolated to scattered afternoon showers. Afternoon highs will top out in the 80s throughout the area, with the odds for any one spot getting rain being less than 1-in-5. For tonight, skies will be partly cloudy to mostly clear as all rain chances will have dissipated before we reach 9:00 PM. Overnight lows will bottom out in the mid-50s to the lower 60s.

Tuesday will be a warm and fantastic day across North and Central Alabama. Skies will be mainly sunny and temperatures topping out in the upper 70s in the extreme northeastern parts of North Alabama, to the upper 80s in the extreme southern parts of Central Alabama. Lows throughout the area will be in the mid-50s to the lower 60s underneath mainly clear skies.

NOAA’s “Hurricane Hunter” Aircraft Pay A Visit To Montgomery This Week
Ever been fascinated by hurricanes or wondered how in the world people fly safely into them? Have a passion for flying and love viewing various aircraft? Then mark your calendar for the 2018 Hurricane Awareness Tour on May 10th! As part of a week-long tour along the Gulf Coast, the NOAA Hurricane Hunters will be making a stop at the Montgomery Regional Airport (Dannelly Field) on Thursday, May 10th. Come tour two of the Hurricane Hunter aircraft, speak with the pilots, and walk through vendor exhibits from various local agencies and organizations. The event is FREE to the public! We’ll have great weather, so you can’t use that as an excuse to not come.

On This Day In Weather History
1840 – A powerful tornado wrecked many boats at the Natchez Landing in Mississippi, then plowed through the city on the bluff. The tornado killed 317 persons, and caused a million dollars damage. The force of the storm caused houses to burst open. The tornado was the most deadly and destructive in early American history.

Beach Forecast Center
Don’t you wish you were there, already? Soaking up the rays and wiggling your toes in the sand? Get the latest weather and rip current forecasts for the beaches from Fort Morgan to Panama City on our Beach Forecast Center page. There, you can select the forecast of the region that you are interested in.

WeatherBrains
Don’t forget you can listen to our weekly 90 minute netcast anytime on the web at WeatherBrains.com or on iTunes. This is the show all about weather featuring many familiar voices, including the meteorologists at ABC 33/40.

E-Forecast
Get the AlabamaWx Weather Blog’s Seven-Day Forecast delivered directly to your inbox by email twice daily. It is the most detailed weather forecast available in Central Alabama. Subscribe here… It’s free!

Advertise With Us
Don’t miss out! We have enjoyed over 8.4 MILLION page views on AlabamaWx.com since the start of 2018. We can customize a creative, flexible and affordable package that will suit your organization’s needs. Contact Bill Murray at (205) 687-0782.

Category: Alabama's Weather, ALL POSTS