
Warm, Dry Weekend Ahead
RADAR CHECK: We note a few small, isolated showers over far South Alabama this afternoon… the rest of the state is enjoying a partly to mostly sunny sky temperatures in the 80s. Tonight will be fair with a low in the 60s.
RADAR CHECK: We note a few small, isolated showers over far South Alabama this afternoon… the rest of the state is enjoying a partly to mostly sunny sky temperatures in the 80s. Tonight will be fair with a low in the 60s.
CALM PATTERN CONTINUES: Most of Alabama will stay dry through Sunday with mostly sunny days and fair nights. Highs in the 80s, lows mostly in the 60s. We will mention a small risk of a shower Sunday afternoon over the western half of the state, but the chance of any one spot seeing rain is 10-20 percent.
WARM AFTERNOON: Temperatures are in the 80s across most of Alabama this afternoon with generally dry conditions. We do note a few small, isolated showers over the southern quarter of the state, but those won’t last long. Tonight will be mostly fair with a low in the 60s.
WARM AFTERNOON: Temperatures are generally in the low to mid 80s across Alabama this afternoon with a mix of sun and clouds. We note a few showers and storms along the Gulf Coast, but the rest of the state is dry. We note the average high for Birmingham on September 20 is 85. Tonight will be mostly fair with a low in the 60s.
DRY WEATHER CONTINUES: Alabama’s weather won’t change much through the weekend… we expect mostly sunny warm days and fair pleasant nights through the weekend with highs in the 80s and lows generally in the 60s. We will, however, mention the risk of a few isolated showers over Southeast Alabama tomorrow, and over Northwest Alabama Sunday ahead of a surface front.
SUNNY AFTERNOON: Temperatures are in the 80s across Alabama this afternoon with a good supply of sunshine. Nothing on radar, and tonight will be mostly clear with a pleasant low in the 55-65 degree range for most places.
Today will be another sunny day with low humidity along with a high in the 80s.
SUNNY SEPTEMBER DAY: With a sunny sky, temperatures across Alabama range from the upper 70s over the northern counties to the upper 80s over the southern third of the state. Tonight will be clear and cool with a low in the 50s and 60s.
A dry, continental airmass covers Alabama today, and the sky will be sunny with a high in the 80-85 degree range. The humidity will stay low, and tonight will be cool again with many places over the northern half of the state dropping back into the 50s.
SUNNY FRIDAY: It is a fine early September day across Alabama. With ample sunshine, temperatures are in the 80s over North Alabama… some South Alabama communities have reached the low 90s. Tonight will be fair with a low in the 60s… cooler spots will visit the 50s.
DRY DAYS: The sky is mostly sunny across Alabama this afternoon… showers are confined to the far southern part of the state. Temperatures range from the low 80s over the northern counties to the mid 90s over South Alabama .A few strong storms are possible over Southeast Alabama this evening, otherwise tonight will be mostly fair with a low in the 60s as dry air continues to drop southward.
QUIET AFTERNOON: Most of Alabama is rain-free this afternoon with temperatures in the 80s over North Alabama, with low to mid 90s to the south. A few isolated storms are possible over the southeast corner of the state this evening, but other places will be dry. The low tonight will be mostly in the 70s, but some cooler spots over the northern counties will drop into the 60s.
DRY SUMMER PATTERN: With a sunny sky, temperatures across Alabama this afternoon range from the upper 80s over the northern counties to the upper 90s at Mobile. Tonight will be fair with a low in the 66-76 degree range.
DRY SUMMER PATTERN: Alabama’s weather will stay dry through the weekend with mostly sunny days and fair nights. Heat and humidity levels will slowly rise; expect a high near 90 today, followed by mid 90s over the weekend. A brief, isolated storm can’t be ruled out Sunday near the Gulf Coast, but even there most places will stay dry.