Here’s a Look at Alabama’s Weather at 11 a.m.

There is quite a range in temperatures across Alabama at this hour thanks to a stationary front over southeast parts of the state. Readings range from 57 at Decatur to 78 at Dothan. Dewpoints are quite different as well, with Birmingham sitting at 48 and Eufaula at 67.

Clouds have been streaming across the middle of the state all morning, leaving only the Tennessee Valley counties and the far southeastern counties in sunshine. But now, clouds are increasing across the Valley as well from the west as an upper-level disturbance moves towards Alabama.

Showers now cover much of Central Mississippi, and these will move east across much of Central Alabama this afternoon. Places like Hamilton, Cullman, Gadsden Fayette, Tuscaloosa, Birmingham, Anniston, Clanton, and Talladega will see rain (around one-quarter to one-half inch) through midnight. Greenville, MS picked up 0.23 inches in 3 hours this morning.

For the Speedway, it appears most of the rain should be after 2:30 p.m., so perhaps they will get the race in.

A few showers have developed just north of the stationary front over parts of South Central and East Central Alabama. They extend from parts of Butler, Lowndes, and Montgomery Counties into Elmore, Tallapoosa, Coosa, Clay, and Randolph Counties. The heaviest ones are along I-65 from Letohatchee through the City of Montgomery. There could eventually be a little lightning in the heavier cells here.

The disturbance will push east overnight leaving calm conditions and skies should clear for the most part by morning. A little patchy fog could result. Overnight lows will be in the upper 40s and lower 50s.

Tomorrow will be a gorgeous day, with highs in the upper 70s, low dewpoints, a light northerly wind, and abundant sunshine. Perfect if you have to finish a race.

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