
Mainly Dry Afternoon, Wet Times Ahead
Clouds continue to linger across much of the area this afternoon as the front drifts down into the southern counties of the state.
Clouds continue to linger across much of the area this afternoon as the front drifts down into the southern counties of the state.
We have showers that will be coming to an end soon over Central Alabama, but rain comes back on Sunday and will not leave for a good while which could lead to some flooding issues.
The high in Birmingham for February 15th, 2019 was 64F. The low was 56F.
RADAR CHECK: We are just seeing a few widely scattered showers on radar this afternoon; the sky is cloudy with temperatures in the 60s. A cold front is near the Alabama/Tennessee state line; we are seeing mostly 40s over Tennessee on the north side of the front.
We have warmer than normal temperatures on this day after Valentine’s Day, but the skies are filled with clouds as we make our way to the midday hour in Central Alabama.
The high in Birmingham for February 14th, 2019 was 61F. The low was 37F.
A FEW SHOWERS TODAY: A surface front will approach Alabama from the north today, meaning a mostly cloudy sky along with the risk of scattered showers as moisture levels rise. Showers will become more numerous tonight as the front eases southward through the northern counties of the state. Look for a high in the 60s this afternoon… the average high at Birmingham on February 15 is 58.