DRY DAYS: Not a single shower on radar across the great state of Alabama this afternoon as an unusually dry airmass continues to cover the state. The sky is mostly sunny, but hazy thanks to smoke being transported into the region by upper air winds out of the northwest. That smoke originates from the fires over western Canada and parts of the Northwest U.S. Continue reading →

Dry air continues to cover Alabama today; we expect a good supply of sunshine with low humidity values for summer; the high will be in the mid 80s in most places. Tomorrow, a shower could pop up during the afternoon hours over the southern counties of the state, but North/Central Alabama stays dry with a partly to mostly sunny sky. The high tomorrow will be in the upper 80s. Continue reading →

DRY AUGUST DAY: No rain on radar across the great state of Alabama this afternoon as usually dry air for August covers the Deep South. The sky is partly sunny, and temperatures are in the 80s. Continue reading →

LOWER HUMIDITY: Unusually dry air for August will filter into Alabama over the next 24 hours, setting the stage for dry weather through Friday with mostly sunny days, cooler nights, and lower humidity levels. Highs will be in the mid to upper 80s, and lows in the 60s. But, cooler pockets across North Alabama should reach the upper 50s early tomorrow morning for a little preview of fall. An afternoon shower could pop up Friday afternoon over Southeast Alabama around Dothan, but the rest of the state will be shower-free. Continue reading →

RADAR CHECK: A surface front is on the map this afternoon from near Anniston to Clanton to Jackson… showers and storms continue south and east of the front, while North and West Alabama is in drier air and rain-free. Continue reading →

DRY SUMMER DAYS: There is actually a touch of fall in the air over North Alabama early this morning; with dry air and a clear sky temperatures have fallen into the low 60s in spots… Fort Payne is at 61 degrees… and Cullman reports 62. We expect a sunny sky today with a high in the low 90s; any showers should be confined to the southern half of the state, and even there they will be few and far between. Continue reading →

DRY FOR MOST: As expected, this day has been mostly dry across the great state of Alabama… at mid-afternoon we are seeing just a few small, isolated showers in a broad area from Montgomery to Lafayette… they are dropping south and will dissipate after dark. Temperatures are pretty close to 90 degrees. Continue reading →

TOMORROW/FRIDAY: Dry air stays in place, and North/Central Alabama will stat dry tomorrow and Friday with sunny days; heat levels will creep up with highs in the low 90s. A few scattered storms could pop up across far South Alabama, but even there many places will be dry. Continue reading →

STILL DRY: We will warm quickly today with sunshine in full supply; we project a high in the 87-90 degree range this afternoon. But, humidity levels will stay low.

TOMORROW/FRIDAY: Not much change as a dry airmass stays in place over North/Central Alabama… sunny days, clear nights. Maybe a few widely scattered storms near the Gulf Coast, but even there will be a good supply of sunshine. Heat levels creep up with afternoon highs rising into the low 90s. Continue reading →

THIS AFTERNOON: We have a very pleasant early June afternoon in progress across the northern half of the state with sunshine through high clouds and temperatures generally below the average high of 86 for June 5. Humidity values remain low as well… the deeper moisture is confined to the southern quarter of the state, where showers and storms have been moving through. Continue reading →