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Warmer days and some rain are likely early in the week

Posted on by Taylor Reeves
Warmer days and some rain are likely early in the week

There are a few glimpses of sun this morning, but the sky is mostly cloudy and the clouds will become more dense as the day progresses. IN TUSCALOOSA YOU CAN SEE THE SUN, A SLIGHTLY MILD BEGINNING. Most of us are in our 40s, which is nice, but you’ll still want a coat for a while. THIS MORNING BUT. GADSDEN UP IN ETOWAH COUNTY, AT 33 DEGREES, SAW A LITTLE RAIN ON THE RADAR THIS MORNING. YOU CAN SEE ON THE SATELLITE RADAR COMPOSITE BUT WILL NOT REACH THE GROUND BECAUSE THE AIR IS STILL VERY DRY. And that’s why I don’t think we’ll see any rain until late afternoon. BUT THE CLOUDS ARE CONSTANTLY INCREASE WITH THE SOUTHWESTERN WIND. YOU CAN SEE HOW FAST THE CLOUDS ARE PURCHING IN IN THE HIGHER PLANES. TOWARDS THE WEST THE WEATHER IS WET AND WILL BE wetter later today and next TONIGHT AS WE GET MORE BREADSPEAKED RAIN HERE. It’s mostly cloudy today, but a lot milder I’d say. NOT WARMER BUT MID 50°C AT LUNCH TIME AND THEN OUR HIGH TEMPERATURE TODAY. IT’S CLIMBING ALMOST 60 DEGREES HERE IN BIRMINGHAM. CONSTANT SOUTH WIND. The rain won’t come until just before sunset and until this evening. Now there could be a few showers this afternoon, especially west of I-65, but no significant rain is expected until the overnight hours this evening. Monday morning will be wet. IN THE FIRST HALF OF THE WEEK WE START WITH SOME SLEEPY RAIN, AND IN SOME PLACES IT RAINS MORE THAN OTHERS. I think there will be a little more scattered rain on Tuesday, and there could be a few storms on Tuesday, but that’s more likely to be the case in the second half of the week in the southern US. AFTER A FRONT WE WILL BE DRY SO SHOWERS WILL EXPAND FROM THE WEST. TONIGHT. You’ll notice the coverage increases until 10pm tonight. We have widespread rain, most of it will be light tomorrow morning. Only a few rumbles of thunder are possible, but most of it will be just rain until tomorrow morning. We all get soaked in the early hours of the morning. YOU WILL NOTICE SOME OF THE HEaviest rainfall, although it will start in northwest Alabama and then drift south and east by 6:00 tomorrow morning. IF YOU BRING THE KIDS FOR SCHOOLS, THERE MAY STILL BE SOME RAIN NEARBY, ESPECIALLY EAST OF I-65, AND SOME OF IT MAY FLY CLOSER TO THE STATE CENTER AT THIS HOUR. That’s why I would plan for a wet commute. Grab the umbrella as you head out the door, and maybe the rain jacket too. THROUGH THE REST UNTIL THE REST OF TOMORROW. You may need it. THIS IS HOW THE RAIN COMES ACROSS NORTHWEST ALABAMA. FIRST THE HIGHER TOTALS UNTIL TOMORROW SPRING, AN INCH TO AN INCH AND A HALF OF RAIN. And then Monday night into Tuesday, as we get more rain, I think a warm front will form over the southern half of the state. AND SO SOME OF THE MAJOR RAINFALL WILL FALL FURTHER SOUTH. BUT WE SAY ON AVERAGE 1 TO 3 INCHES OF RAIN. I think we’ll get close to an inch and a half here in Birmingham. After the rain we only cool down for a short time and reach highs of over 40 degrees. SOME FREEZING MORNINGS ON WEDNESDAY FOR THE LAST PART OF NEXT WEEK

In Alabama, intermittent rainy weather is forecast for Sunday, Monday and Tuesday

Showers are expected on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, then it will be cold in the middle of the week.

It will rain in Alabama on Sunday and the first part of next week will be wet before another quick cold snap. Watch the video forecast for the latest information. RAIN IN THE FORECASTThe next three days will rain intermittently, but it will not rain all the time. The rain will also be somewhat uneven, meaning some of us will get a lot while others will get a little. While the Weather Prediction Center still indicates a “marginal risk” of flash flooding for most of central and southern Alabama, we do not expect the rain to be heavy enough to cause major, exceptional problems across the state. What time will it come? It will rain in three waves on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. SUNDAY: Partly patchy, light showers A chance of rain from sunrise through the afternoon, but heavier rainfall will continue into the evening. Before the rain, temperatures will rise to the mid and upper 50s under mostly cloudy skies. Widespread, steady rain will begin Sunday evening, starting as early as 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. in Bibb, Fayette, Greene, Hale, Lamar, Marengo, Marion, Pickens, Sumter, Tuscaloosa, Walker and Winston. Rain will spread northeast by early evening, reaching the Tennessee Valley and Autauga, Blount, Chilton, Coosa, Cullman, Jefferson, Shelby, St. Clair and Talladega counties between 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. Later this evening (after 6:00 p.m. and into 10:00 p.m.), showers will come to eastern Alabama, starting in Calhoun, Chambers, Cherokee, Clay, Cleburne, Elmore, Etowah, Randolph and Tallapoosa counties, as well as the Sand Mountain and Sand Mountain areas Lookout Mountain. The heaviest rain of this first round will begin Sunday night and early Monday morning, mostly west of Interstate 59, where many communities will see more than 0.5 to 1 inch of total precipitation. MONDAY: Most of Monday will be cloudy, mild and occasionally wet, with a few light showers now and then. Widespread rainfall will occur again Monday evening across the southern half of the state, dropping about 0.5 to 1 inch (1.3 to 2.5 cm) of rain by early Tuesday morning. High temperatures are expected to be in the 60s Monday afternoon and will remain very mild through Tuesday. TUESDAY: A cold front will move into Alabama Tuesday afternoon, bringing another round of showers and a few storms, but we do not expect any severe weather. Highs on Tuesday will reach the 60s for another day before a quick blast of cold air through the middle of the week. Rainfall totals through Tuesday will average about 1 to 2 inches, but some communities, particularly in the far south of the state, could see up to 3 inches of rain. COLDER ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY: The air behind our midweek cold front won’t be quite as bitter as the last round of arctic air. It will still be cold enough to notice on Wednesday, Wednesday evening and Thursday. On Wednesday we will wake up with a temperature that will feel like 20 to 30 degrees, and it won’t get much warmer as the day goes on. Expect some sunshine, a stiff northwest breeze and a high only in the mid 40s. You can look forward to another frost early Thursday morning with temperatures in the 20s, but then we’ll get back into the 50s by Thursday afternoon. We’re looking dry through the end of the week, but we’ll see rain again next weekend can. For the latest weather information for Birmingham and the most certified weather forecast for central Alabama, check out WVTM 13 News. Don’t forget to follow us on Facebook. X, formerly Twitter and Instagram.

It will rain in Alabama on Sunday and the first part of next week will be wet before another quick cold snap. For current information, see the video forecast.

RAIN IN THE FORECAST

It will rain intermittently for the next three days, but it will not rain all the time. Additionally, the rain will be somewhat unevenly distributed, meaning some of us will get a lot while others will get just a little.

While the Weather Prediction Center still indicates a “marginal risk” of flash flooding for most of central and southern Alabama, we do not expect the rain to be heavy enough to cause major, exceptional problems across the state.

What time will it come?

There will be three waves of showers on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.

SUNDAY: A few patchy, light showers are possible from sunrise through the afternoon, but heavier precipitation will continue into the evening. Before the rain, temperatures will rise to the mid and upper 50s under mostly cloudy skies.

Widespread, steady rain will begin Sunday evening, starting as early as 2 and 4 p.m. in Bibb, Fayette, Greene, Hale, Lamar, Marengo, Marion, Pickens, Sumter, Tuscaloosa, Walker and Winston counties.

Alabama Weather Forecast

Rain will spread northeastward by early evening, reaching the Tennessee Valley and Autauga, Blount, Chilton, Coosa, Cullman, Jefferson, Shelby, St. Clair and Talladega counties between 3 and 7 p.m

Showers will develop later this evening (after 6 p.m. and into 10 p.m.) across eastern Alabama, beginning in Calhoun, Chambers, Cherokee, Clay, Cleburne, Elmore, Etowah, Randolph and Tallapoosa counties and the Sand Mountain and Lookout Mountain areas .

The heaviest rain of this first round will begin Sunday night and early Monday morning, primarily west of Interstate 59, where many communities will see more than 0.5 to 1 inch of total precipitation.

Alabama Weather Forecast

MONDAY: Most of Monday will be cloudy, mild and occasionally humid, with occasional light showers. Widespread rainfall will return to the southern half of the state Monday evening, dropping about 0.5 to 1 inch (1.3 to 2.5 centimeters) of rain by early Tuesday morning.

Expect high temperatures in the high 60s Monday afternoon, and it will remain very mild through Tuesday.

TUESDAY: A cold front will move into Alabama on Tuesday afternoon, bringing more showers and a few storms, but we do not expect any severe weather.

Highs will reach the 60s for another day on Tuesday before a brief blast of cold air arrives mid-week.

Rainfall totals will average between about 1 and 2 inches through Tuesday, but some communities, particularly in the far south of the state, could see up to 3 inches of rain.

Alabama Weather Forecast

COLDER ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY

The air behind our midweek cold front won’t be quite as bitter as the last round of Arctic air. It will still be cold enough to notice on Wednesday, Wednesday evening and Thursday.

Alabama Weather Forecast

We’ll wake up on Wednesday with what feels like a temperature of 20 to 30 degrees and it won’t get much warmer as the day goes on. Expect some sunshine, a stiff northwest breeze and a high not until the mid 40s.

You can look forward to another freeze early Thursday morning with temperatures in the 20s, but by Thursday afternoon we’ll get back into the 50s.

It looks dry until the end of the week, but there is a chance of rain again next weekend.

For the latest weather information for Birmingham and the certified most accurate forecast for central Alabama, check out WVTM 13 News.

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